Across
- 2. organized supermarket customers and produced terminals throughout the U.S., Canada, and Western Europe
- 5. Gandhi India's nonviolent revolutionary leader who fought for independence from the British Empire. This person was a role model for Cesar Chavez
- 6. teamster thugs paid by the growers to harass and intimidate farmworkers who supported the UFW
- 8. a ballad written in Spanish praising a famous individual
- 10. Contractors farm bosses in charge of hiring, paying, and sometimes transporting farmworkers
- 12. a court order obtained by growers from local judges during most farm labor strikes
- 14. Disobedience the decision to break specific laws because they are unjust
- 15. a community organization founded by the UFW in the late 1980s to deal with farmworker issues
- 16. the Spanish word for "strike" and the name of one of Cesar Chavez's German Shepherd guard dogs
- 18. Nine a hastily conceived boycott in 1971 of nine non-union wineries in Northern California during the suspension of the lettuce boycott while fruitless negotiations took place
- 19. Causa the Spanish word for "The Cause"
Down
- 1. a U.S. government-sponsored worker importation program
- 3. poor neighborhoods populated by Latino people
- 4. the name given to the day-care center for the children of fulltime staff at La Paz
- 6. teamster goons sent to the Coachella Valley in 1973 for the purpose of intimidating the striking grape workers and their supporters
- 7. Ropers a dismissive term coined by farmworker volunteers at La Paz to characterize white cowboy-types who lived in Tehachapi, a small town located uphill from La Paz
- 9. Colores a popular farmworker song, sung by all UFW supporters at most union meetings
- 11. Heads and Rice a Filipino delicacy introduced to movement volunteers
- 13. a Mexican-American self-help organization active throughout California in the 1950s
- 17. the Spanish word for strikebreaker or scab