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Which best describes immigrants in the 1920s who were known as braceros?
They worked for low pay.
What best describes immigrants known as the braceros?
all of the above (apex)
What best describes immigrants in the 1920 who were known as braceros?
they worked for low pay
Which best describes immigrants on the 1920s who were known as braceros?
They worked for low pay
What describes the braceros?
all of the above
Which best describes immigrants in the 1920s who were known as braceros?
They worked for low pay.
What best describes immigrants known as the braceros?
all of the above (apex)
What best describes immigrants in the 1920 who were known as braceros?
they worked for low pay
Which best describes immigrants on the 1920s who were known as braceros?
They worked for low pay
What describes the braceros?
all of the above
Which best describes immigrants in the 1920's who were know as braceros?
they worked for low pay.
What describes braceros?
all of the above
What describes immigrants in the 1920s who were known as braceros?
They were farm workers from Mexico.
What are the release dates for Braceros - 2008?
Braceros - 2008 was released on: USA: 17 August 2008 (HollyShorts Film Festival)
What actors and actresses appeared in Caceria de braceros - 2000?
The cast of Caceria de braceros - 2000 includes: Carlos Samperio Armando Zamarripa
What actors and actresses appeared in Braceros - 2008?
The cast of Braceros - 2008 includes: Esperanza Carreno as Grandmother Robin Zamora as Young Carlos Alberto Zeni as Young Martin
Which best describes immigrantts in the 1920s who were known as braceros?
Braceros in the 1920s were Mexican laborers who were brought to the United States under temporary work programs to address labor shortages, particularly in agriculture and railroad industries. This program was a response to the demand for labor during World War II but laid the groundwork for similar arrangements in later decades. The term "bracero" translates to "manual laborer" in Spanish, and these workers often faced challenging conditions, low wages, and limited rights. Their contributions significantly impacted the U.S. economy and workforce during that era.
