Which of the following is true of the United Farm Workers strike in California (1965-1970)?
A) Grape growers were brought to the negotiating table as a result of a national consumer boycott of table grapes.
B) It reflected the culture of the Native Americans who made up the majority of the striking workers.
C) The AFL-CIO refused to officially support the strike.
D) The strike shut down the orange-producing industry of California for two years.

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The strike organized by the United Farm Workers in California from 1965 to 1970 resulted in grape growers being brought to the negotiating table due to a national consumer boycott of table grapes. This led to the establishment of the first Agricultural Labor Relations Act in the United States, which granted farm workers the right to collectively organize and bargain for better wages and working conditions.

Which of the Following Is True of the United Farm