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Why were the United Farm Workers boycotting grapes?

to bring national attention to the struggles of migrant workers
to ensure that farm workers could return to their native countries
to increase government oversight of food quality
to add protection to farmers and their crops

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zinceater1

Answer:

it was to protest years of poor pay and working conditions.

so I'd say the first choice

The United Farm workers were boycotting grapes because of to bring national attention to the struggles of migrant workers Option(a) is the correct answer.

Who were United Farm workers?

United Farm workers were known to be as the labor union for actually the farmers in the United states which actually gained labor contracts with more higher wages and good working condition.

They were actually Boycotting grapes as a sign of the solidarity for trying to gain more and more in better working conditions throughout overall California.

Therefore Option(a) is correct.

Learn more about United Farm workers here:

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