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What was true of the Bisbee Deportation?
Mexican Americans were targeted.
What was tje Bisbee deportation?
Mexican Americans were targeted- aPeX
Which is true about the Bisbee deportation?
Mexican Americans were targeted. -Apex
What resulted immigrants being forced to leave areas they settled in?
Bisbee deportation, Emma Goldman's deportation, Palmer raids.
What was true about the bisbee deportation?
Mexican Americans were targeted. (apex- answers may varie)
Which union was well known for its socialist and communist ideas during the bisbee deportation?
IWW
What is the name of the largest mining company in Bisbee during the time of the deportation?
Phelps Dodge
Do you think that the government supported the Bisbee Deportation Why or why not?
Sample Response: Those who were forced to leave Bisbee tried to get President Woodrow Wilson to allow them to return to their homes. The president had a committee look into the matter. Later, the commission wrote, “The deportation was wholly illegal and without authority in law, either State or Federal.” ~APEX
What action did the US government take after the bisbee deportation?
presidential commission found it illegal. (Apex:)
What happened Bisbee depotation?
The Bisbee Deportation occurred on July 12, 1917, when a group of striking miners and their supporters in Bisbee, Arizona, were forcibly rounded up and deported by local authorities and the Arizona Rangers. Approximately 1,300 men, primarily miners advocating for better working conditions and wages, were taken to the New Mexico desert and abandoned there. This event was part of a broader conflict between labor unions and mining companies, reflecting the tensions of the era over workers' rights and corporate power. The deportation highlighted the lengths to which authorities would go to suppress labor movements during that time.
What is true about the bisbee deportation?
The Bisbee Deportation occurred on July 12, 1917, when law enforcement and mining company officials forcibly removed around 1,200 striking miners and their supporters from Bisbee, Arizona, and deported them to the New Mexico desert. This action was part of a broader conflict between labor unions and mining companies during a time of heightened tension over workers' rights and working conditions. The deportees were held without due process, leading to significant public outcry and legal repercussions for those involved. The event is often cited as a significant example of the struggle for labor rights in the United States.
Who was the President of Phelps Dodge during the Bisbee Deportation?
The president was Walter Douglas (1870-1946), younger son of James Douglas Sr, who helped Phelps Dodge to amass a fortune in Arizona mining.
