Cesar Chavez grew in a family of migrant workers who provided labor in the fields.
As a result, he got to understand the hardships that the workers face. He thereafter devoted his time and resources to diplomatically fight for the rights of workers.
He formed the national farm workers association, through which he would actualize his agenda. He joined hands with the agricultural workers organizing committee to form the United Farm Workers, after a joint strike against the grape growers.
Years of struggle for change in condition and treatment of the grape growers gave the fruits of farmers agreeing to sign contracts with the workers.
One activist who worked with government officials in the 1960s to help farmworkers was Cesar Chavez.
Cesar Chávez (1927-1993) was a Mexican-American labor leader that fought for the worker's rights. He formed the National Farm Workers Association and called for protests to demand fair deals and called boycotts to press the companies, always using non-violent actions. Indeed, he also went on hunger strikes that capture the attention of the citizens' across the United States.
your answer would be. The commercial revolution led to the adoption of mercantilism in Europe, while the Industrial Revolution contributed to the end of mercantilism.
