<Tab/>Chapter nine's focus in Vigil's From Indians to Chicanos is on the breakup and transformation of the social order. It is broken down into the Civil Rights Ferment, the 1960s Chicano Movement, and concludes with the 1970s and beyond. With some more emphasized than others, Vigil applies each of the "6 C's" in this chapter. The initial factors will be on the first three—Class, Culture, and Color. Many fought …showed first 75 words of 830 total…

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