“RIGHTS FOR ALL CALIFORNIANS” Lesson 2, Chapter 10 By Sophia, Audrey, Kylie.

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“RIGHTS FOR ALL CALIFORNIANS” Lesson 2, Chapter 10 By Sophia, Audrey, Kylie

‘’Rights for All Californians’’ Not all people enjoyed the same opportunities. Californians fought for fair housing laws. Sylvia Mendez- Mexican Americans- parents sued white school and won.

“Rights for All Californians” Martin Luther King, Jr. was a leader of the Civil Rights movement. Sylvia Mendez was the daughter of two parents who sued a white school district that wouldn’t let their Mexican American daughter in. Jackie Robinson was the first African American to play in major league baseball. Dolores Huerta formed a labor union in Yvonne Brathwaite Burke was the first African American woman to be elected to the United States House of Representatives. Dalip Singh Saund became the first Sikh immigrant from India, he worked to change the law. In 1956 Saund became the first Asian American member of congress. Cesar Chavez led a strike of grape pickers in the Central Valley town called Delano.

“Rights for All Californians” ● Martin Luther King, Jr. ● Jackie Robinson ● Cesar Chavez

“Rights for All Californians” ● Sylvia Mendez ● Dolores Huerta ● Yvonne Brathwaite Burke ● Dalip Singh Saund

“Rights for All Californians” SegregationCivil RightsLabor Union StrikeBoycott Delano Alcatraz Island 1950’s1960’s

Alcatraz Island – 1969, a group of American Indians took Alcatraz island in san Francisco bay.

Delano, CA “Rights for All Californians” 1965, Chavez led a strike of grape pickers in the central valley town of Delano.

Groups fighting for Civil Rights “Rights for All Californians” Latinos Asian Americans Native Americans African Americans

“Rights for All Californians” Questions: 1. What do you think so many groups were fighting for? 2. Why do you think it was important to civil rights leaders that protests be peaceful? 3. How do you think California changed as groups worked to secure equal rights? 4. Based on Sylvia Mendez’ story, how do you think California’s school system changed in the 1940’s? 5. How do you think Cesar Chavez helped improve the lives of farmworkers in California?

‘’Rights for All Californians’’ Answers: 1.They were fighting for equal rights. 2.It was important to leaders that protests were peaceful because they didn’t want to start violence or cause fighting. 3. California changed as groups worked to secure equal rights because the groups protesting had more rights and freedom. 4. California’s school system changed in the 1940’s because more children with different races and cultures could attend California’s public schools. 5. Cesar Chavez helped improve the lives of farm workers because the farm workers got more freedom.

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