The Chicano Movement led by César Chávez and Dolores Huerta:
A)led to several boycotts against grape growers, but none were successful.
B)pushed for citizenship for undocumented immigrants who had worked in California for years.
C)drew national attention when it called for a national boycott of grapes.
D)took hold during the 1950s but had no real successes until the 1960s.
E)was an attempt to improve the living standards of the black people working in factories.

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The Chicano Movement, particularly through the efforts of César Chávez and Dolores Huerta, is well-known for its national boycott of grapes, which was a significant tactic used to draw attention to the plight of farm workers and push for better working conditions and wages.

The Chicano Movement Led by César Chávez and Dolores Huerta