Unit 3: Latino Americans
September 5, 2024
General Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo (1807–1890), leader of the Californios, with his daughters and granddaughters
Comparative Cultures Ethnic Studies Curriculum
Unit 3: Latino Americans
How does studying push and pull factors of Latinos to the United States between 1910 and 1940—as well as the realities for immigrants during that time—help us understand Latino and Hispanic Americans today? How has life changed for Latino/Hispanic Americans over the last 250 years?
Contents
- (3.A) Latino Americans—Pre-Columbian Period (pdf)
- (3.B) Latino Americans—Spanish Colonialism and North American Missions (pdf)
- (3.C) Latino Americans—Hispanos, Tejanos, and Californios (pdf)
- (3.D) Latino Americans—Land Ownership and Political Rights (pdf)
- (3.E) Latino American Immigration Push and Pull Factors, Part 1 (pdf)
- (3.F) Latino American Immigration Push and Pull Factors, Part 2 (pdf)
- (3.G) Latino American Education (pdf)
- 3.H.a) Latino American Bilingual Education Debate, Part 1 (pdf)
- (3.H.b) Latino American Bilingual Education Debate, Part 2 (pdf)
- (3.I) Latino American Housing (pdf)
- (3.J). Latino American Chicano Movement (pdf)
- (3.K) Latino American Prominent Figures (pdf)
- (3.L) Latino American California (pdf)
- (3.M) Latino American Civil Rights Effectiveness (pdf)
