The Asociacion Nacional Mexico-Americana and the League of United Latin American Citizens
A) wanted to help Mexicans swim across the Rio Grande into the United States.
B) advocated a Back to Mexico movement.
C) sought to stop abuses against aliens and violations of the rights of Mexican-Americans.
D) supported the secession of parts of the southwestern United States that were heavily populated by Mexicans.
E) emphasized the importance of all immigrants learning English.
Question 2
Puerto Ricans experienced which of the following when they migrated to the United States from Puerto Rico in the 1950s?
A) Deportation as undocumented aliens
B) Family friction and a reversal in traditional sex roles
C) A middle-class lifestyle in the barrio
D) Downward social mobility from middle class respectability to grinding poverty
E) All of these choices
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