Chicano movement
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- Q1The Chicano movement is also known as...Minority powerBlack powerBrown powerLatino power10s
- Q2When did the Chicano movement start as a social protest?1920's1940's1970's1960's10s
- Q3The Chicano movement was also the building of...TenochtitlanAztlánMexicoEast LA10s
- Q4Some historians claim that the Chicano movement started when Mexico lost half of it’s territory to the United States and its Mexican residents became “strangers in their own lands.” What was the name of this loss?The Mexican American invasion in the early 1800'sTreaties of VelascoThe Mexican American War in 1848Mexican Revolution10s
- Q5The Chicano movement was a ____________________struggle and a movement for liberation.artistic rightscivil rightsmigratory rightspolitical rights10s
- Q6The Chicano movement started as a struggle to improve the lives of...maidsbracerosgardenersfarm workers10s
- Q7Along with the Chicano movement, other movements blossomed during the same decade, EXCEPT:LGBT movementAnti-Vietnam movementFeminist movementAfrican Americans' civil rights10s
- Q8The Chicano movement was hardly unified. The reasons were the following, EXCEPT:Racism within the Chicano groupgovernment efforts to destroy this nascent movementlack of historical m e m o r yregionalism and sectarianism10s
- Q9They were the main leaders of the Chicano Movement. EXCEPT:Rodolfo “Corky” GonzalesLuis ArroyoCésar ChávezDolores Huerta10s
- Q10________________________________are also at the forefront of literature and other critical issues that affect all of the Chicano/Chicana communityChicano gay menChicanasChicana lesbiansChicanas and Chicana lesbians10s
- Q11What differentiates the Chicano movement from earlier Mexican civil rights struggles? its national character, its mass nature and...its violent demonstrationsits law reformsits strong student base at colleges and universities.its media outreach10s
- Q12_______________________ became both a political battleground and a focal point of protest regarding its elitist nature in keeping people of color and working-class students outside of its doors.StreetsUniversitiesParksSenates10s
- Q13When Chicano studies was created, its purpose was to give____________________support to the movement and to listen to the voices of both men and women and the community organizations.moraleconomicemotionalintellectual10s
- Q14The movement also created the concept of_________________"Borderlines"¨Meztiza""Aztlán"¨No borders"10s
- Q15With the advent Chicano studies programs, for the first time, Chicano and Chicana scholars began to produce knowledge about ____________________the black communityMexicotheir own communityliterature10s