Term Paper Resource Guide To Latino History

Author Michael P. Moreno

Publisher Greenwood Publishing Group

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eBook

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Author

Michael P. Moreno

Publisher

Greenwood Publishing Group

Volume

Copyright

2011

ISBN13

9780313379338

Release

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eBook

Grade Level

9th Grade - College Senior

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Overview

Latino peoples are an intrinsic part of our national identity, yet little attention has been paid to illustrating the links between Latino contributions and the transformations that have occurred in the United States throughout history. All students, including Latinos, need such resources to help them appreciate these vital connections.
Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Recent Titles in Term Paper Resource Guides.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Dedication.
Contents.
Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
1: California Mission Program (1769–1834).
2: Santa Fe Trail and Railroad Are Established (1821, 1880).
3: Monroe Doctrine (December 2, 1823).
4: Secularization of Alta California Mission Lands (1833).
5: Texas Revolution (1835–1836).
6: Bear Flag Revolt (June 14, 1846).
7: Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (1848).
8: José Martí Exiled in New York (1880–1895).
9: Ybor City, Florida, Established (1886).
10: Destruction of the USS Maine (February 15, 1898).
11: Guantánamo Bay Naval Base Established (1898).
12: Platt Amendment (1901).
13: Panama Canal Constructed (1904–1914).
14: Roosevelt Corollary (December 1904).
15: Jones-Shaforth Act (1917).
16: U.S. Border Patrol Established (May 28, 1924).
17: League of United Latin American Citizens Founded (1929).
18: Dennis Chávez Elected to Congress (1930).
19: Good Neighbor Policy toward Latin America (1933).
20: Diego Rivera's Mural Removed from Rockefeller Center (February 10, 1934).
21: Ponce Massacre (March 21, 1937).
22: Emma Tenayuca and the Southern Pecan Shelling Company Strike (1938).
23: Almighty Latin King Nation Formed (1940s).
24: Bracero Program Created (1942).
25: Zoot Suit Riots (May-June 1943).
26: Great Puerto Rican Migration (1945–1955).
27: Méndez v. Westminster (1946).
28: Puerto Rican Independence Party Founded (October 20, 1946).
29: Héctor P. García Establishes the American GI Forum (1948).
30: Operation Bootstrap (1948–1960s).
31: Luis Muñoz Marín Elected Governor of Puerto Rico (January 2, 1949).
32: Battle of Chávez Ravine/Dodger Stadium (1949–1962).
33: Blair House Terrorist Attack (November 1, 1950).
34: U.S. Capitol Shooting by Puerto Rican Nationalists (March 1, 1954).
35: Hernández v. Texas (1954).
36: Operation We
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