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Map of California Produce and Migrant Farm Work Patterns
This map shows the relationship between the migration patterns of farm workers and where different types of California produce are grown.
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- Civics & Citizenship
- History
- Social Studies
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English — USUpdated
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This map helps students understand the nature of agricultural work in California and consider some of the challenges that might be associated with it for farm workers. It's used in the lesson California Farm Worker Labor and Living Conditions: Supporting Question 1 about the labor and living conditions of farm workers from our inquiry on the farm worker movement.
Map Of California Produce And Migrant Farm Work Patterns
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