Dolores Huerta Growing Up Strong

Explore the inspiring life and impactful activism of Dolores Huerta, a prominent civil rights leader and co-founder of the United Farm Workers union

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1
What year was Dolores Huerta born?
1935
1925
1930
1940
2
Dolores's mother's hospitality was aimed at:
Business travelers
Farm workers
Tourists
Local residents
3
Dolores's actions were seen as:
Disruptive
Common
Daring
Unnecessary
4
Where did Dolores move at age three?
Nevada
California
Texas
Arizona
5
Dolores's early life was spent in:
California
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
6
Dolores's efforts in school included getting:
Art supplies
Clothes and shoes
New classrooms
Sports equipment
7
True or false: Dolores's actions improved farm conditions.
False
True
8
Dolores's main goal was to:
Help farm workers
Write a book
Become a politician
Open a school
9
True or false: Dolores's mother owned a hotel.
True
False
10
Dolores's mother's actions taught her to:
Start a business
Be a good citizen
Pursue education
Travel widely
11
True or false: Dolores became a teacher.
False
True
12
Dolores's college studies focused on:
Business management
Medicine
Becoming a teacher
Law
13
Dolores met Cesar Chavez in:
1960
1962
1955
1953
14
Dolores's mother helped farm workers by:
Supplying medical aid
Giving free meals
Providing education
Offering transportation
15
Dolores's advocacy mainly aimed to:
Increase wages
Ensure fair treatment
Reduce work hours
Provide housing
16
Dolores's mother believed in:
Fair treatment for all
Educational reform
Political activism
Financial independence
17
What did Dolores and Cesar organize?
Farm Workers Association
Teachers Union
Health Clinic
Community Center
18
Dolores proposed to her school to provide:
Extended school hours
Free lunches and milk
New textbooks
Transportation services
19
Dolores's advocacy was influenced by her:
Father
Mother
Friends
Neighbors

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