Mexican Americans in the 1920s

question 86

Multiple Choice

Mexican Americans in the 1920s

• A)were mostly low-paid farm and construction workers.
• B)quickly achieved citizenship and organized politically.
• C)abandoned their cultural and religious traditions in order to "fit in" with U.S. society.
• D)were the largest ethnic group working in the auto industry in Chicago and Detroit.
• E)were employed primarily on the railroads.

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