On this page you will find:

Primary Source Sets for Pueblo

Title
Art, Music, and Dancing
Chicano/a Activists
Children and Family Events
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co (CF&I)
Community Celebrations
“English Only” Movement, 1987-8
Hispanic Neighborhoods and Residents, 1850s – 1906
Political/Legal Activity, Miscellaneous, 1970s-1990s
Religion
Salt Creek Disputes 1960s-1990s
Salt Creek Residents 2016: Men
Salt Creek Residents 2016: Women
Schools: Disputes and Student Activism
Schools and Education: Other Information
Sources in Spanish
Sports
Unions and Strikes
Veterans and Servicemen
Women, Work, and Domestic Life

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Sample Lesson Plans for Pueblo

Title
Celebrations
Chicano Educational Demands: A Comparison of Los Angeles and Pueblo (a Spanish language lesson)
Civil Rights Movement in Pueblo: Education
Farming
Identity and Community: Interviewing Our Families
Identity Quilt – The Complexities of Ethnic Identity
Immigration: “This I Believe” Essays
Labor and Working Conditions for Latinos, 1920s-1970s
Latino leaders
Life of a Migrant Worker: Before, During, and After
Mining: Analyzing Photographs of Colorado’s Mining History
Veterans Day: Celebrating Diversity (a PowerPoint presentation)
Workers’ Movements and Civil Rights Activity