Across
- 4. This is the primary location where Braceros were screened.
- 5. UTEP Celebrated this milestone in 2014.
- 6. The arrival of this company brought an economic boom to El Paso in 1881.
- 8. This conflict arose from a dispute over ownership and control of salt lakes in San Elizario.
- 11. This outlaw turned general and folk-hero rose to fame in the Mexican Revolution.
- 13. This form of public transit used to be mule-powered in El Paso.
- 14. A notable feature of the El Paso skylin, these integral structures from the ASARCO plant were demolished in 2013.
- 15. This period, enacted by the 18th Amendment, is responsible for the growth of "Vice Tourism" in border towns like Juarez.
Down
- 1. These farm laborers were brought to work in U.S. agriculture under a guest worker program from 1942-1964.
- 2. This woman was friends with Margeret Sanger and was instrumental in the founding of El Paso Mother's Health Center.
- 3. You used to be able to visit alligators in this downtown plaza, now you can visit a statue of them by Luis Jimenez.
- 7. This conquistador is said to have held the actual "First Thanksgiving" after crossing the Rio Grande in 1598.
- 9. This tract of land was the subject of many U.S./Mexico border disputes due to the shifting of the Rio Grande.
- 10. This Mexica President met with U.S. President Taft in El Paso in 1909.
- 12. This student organization protested for the equal representation of Chicanos in UTEP classes, staff, and faculty.