The correct answer is option B: Henry Cisneros Cesar
The person who led the union movement among Chicano farm workers during the 1960s was Henry Cisneros Cesar.
Henry Cisneros Cesar was a businessman and American politician.
In the middle of the 19th century, American colonists extended their empire, and most of Northern Mexico was annexed in 1848.
After Annexation, nearly 80,000 people from Arizona, Utah, and Nevada became US citizens which infuriated the Mexican-American people over the exploitation of their land and civil rights.
In 1960, a nationwide campaign called the union moment was initiated to preserve the civil rights of the Mexican-American people. Especially low-wage workers were being mistreated.
This Chicano movement was initiated by Chicano activities and Henry Cisneros Cesar was one of the prominent figures.
The key reason behind this movement was not only to preserve civilian rights but to highlight the discrimination, prejudice, and mistreatment of low-wage farm workers at the hand of Americans.
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