Review Chicano Art, Youth, & Social Movements and Politics

Question 1

By 1978, how many murals had been painted throughout Los Angeles?

Accepted Answer

1,000

Question 2

What were many of the Chicano/Latino youth doing during this time?

Accepted Answer

Mixing both cultures

Question 3

In what time period were social movements occurring world wide?

Accepted Answer

60's

Question 4

The Hart Celler act of 1965 is also known as the...

Accepted Answer

Immigration and Nationality Act

Question 5

What was most American Mexican children’s experience with language?

Accepted Answer

English at school, Spanish at home

Question 6

In March 1968, students from East LA high schools protested the educational system described as

Accepted Answer

all the above

Question 7

La Raza Unida like other organizations within the Chicano movement experienced

Accepted Answer

internal conflicts that threatened the unity of the movement

Question 8

How did female stereotypes change during this time?

Accepted Answer

Began working because one adult couldn't sustain a household

Question 9

What is Rasquachismo?

Accepted Answer

Chicano strategy of using whatever is at hand to create art

Question 10

How does “style” play a role in Chicano/Latino youth?

Accepted Answer

Identity

Question 11

What two art forms were unique to the Chicano movement?

Accepted Answer

Poster & Mural

Question 12

What is the most significant similarity among Chicano/Latino youths throughout generations?

Accepted Answer

Struggles with identity

Question 13

Over the course of the twentieth century what type of propaganda had been widely used ?

Accepted Answer

Political posters

Question 14

In March 1973, Barrio Logan activists began transforming Chicano Park into a?

Accepted Answer

Liberated Territory

Question 15

In the mid 1960's, a movement of Mexican farm workers gathered under the leadership of...

Accepted Answer

César Chavez, Dolores Huerta

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