Cesar Chavez was the person who followed Martin Luther King Jr's lead by using nonviolent protest in the Southwest.
Cesar Chavez was not fighting for rights for African-Americans. Instead, he was using nonviolence as a means to help immigrant farm workers and Mexican-American citizens in general. He helped in supporting nonviolent forms of protest like the Delano Grape Strike during the early 1960's.
The main consequence was the wars of religion.
<span>It was the "Great Compromise" (also known as the Connecticut Compromise) that took elements of both the New Jersey and Virginia plans.</span>
Oil and other natural resources in Asia