Level B - Segment 3   "Justice for my People: The Dr. Hector P. Garcia Story"
Name:____________________________________________________________
- ___________________ people rallied in support of the South Texas melon
growers in Austin.
- 1,000
- 10,000
- 100,000
- 10
- A stereotype of a Mexican in the 1960's was
- tall, brown-skinned, clean shaven, and hard-working.
- short, brown-skinned, wearing a moustache, and taking a nap.
- short, blond, lazy, and dark-eyed.
- tall, energetic, wearing a moustache, and green-eyed.
- In October 1967, Dr. Garcia made history when he
- stopped Frito Lay from using the Frito Bandito in advertising.
- attended a meeting of the United Nations.
- addressed the United Nations in English and Arabic.
- became the first American to address the United Nations in a language other than English.
- What two countries were represented at the conference in El Paso?
- _________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________
- T       F        The younger Mexican Americans in the 1960's were often more outspoken for social change. They could become part of the Chicano movement, represented by groups such as La Raza Unida.
- T       F        Dr. Garcia was the first Mexican American appointed to the United States Commission on Civil Rights.
- How did the Corpus Christi Independent School District achieve integration in
its schools? _______________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________ - T       F        In March 1984, Dr. Garcia received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Ronald Reagan.
- Sequence (number) these events from first to last in the order in which they
occurred:
- ________ Dr. Garcia closed his medical office in Corpus Christi.
- ________ Dr. Garcia fought against having English made the official language of the United States.
- ________ Dr. Garcia had surgery to remove a tumor.
- ________ Dr. Garcia investigated the colonias on the border of Texas and Mexico.
- T       F        Dr. Garcia considered himself a true American hero.



