Prisoner of Her Past

Prisonerofherpast

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What about Chavez's childhood and personality motivated him to become a leader and an activist?
What influenced Chavez to become an activist?
What influenced his personality to make him a leader in human rights?
How did his childhood contribute?
How did his working life contribute?
Did him having a lack of formal education affect anything?
Did cultural background affect his motivation?
How did Father Donald McDonnell and Fred Ross influence Chavez?
How did fasting contribute to his protesting?
Although he was not formally educated, he learned much from books with topics varying from philosophy to biographies on Gandhi?

How did his form of education, books, people, and observation influence his will to become an activist for human rights?

How did Chavez's alternative education (not formal schooling) influence him as an activist for human rights?

Research Proposal

I'm going to do the topic of major influences in human rights and I thought Cesar Chavez would be a good topic because I would like to do something a little more positive in class.

http://www.ufw.org/_page.php?inc=history/07.html&menu=research
http://www.pbs.org/itvs/fightfields/
http://usliberals.about.com/od/patriotactcivilrights/a/CesarChavez.htm


What in his childhood caused Chavez to want to fight for human rights?
Who helped him with fighting for human rights?
Did he have a hard time for gaining latino rights?
Why agriculture?
What were the conditions of agriculture before he started to fight?

How were latinos treated before Chavez?
How are the changes that Chavez made doing now?