Why do many americans consider césar chávez a hero in the 60s and 70s? a. he was a gifted writer and his stories always had a special message for american people. b. he introduced mexican music to the american pop music scene. c. he organized migrant farm workers in the struggle for better wages and conditions. d. he set an american league batting average record while playing for the san diego padres.

Cesar Chavez did a lot of things to better the lives of Mexican farm workers at a time when no one knew about the poor working standards of migrant farm workers. He helped to establish UFW, whose goal was to have a better work environment for those who worked the fields of America. Chavez stood up to the owners on behalf of all of the Mexican people who were afraid to speak out for fear of losing their jobs and being deported if they were an illegal immigrant.

The answer is C I took a test that asked this question and I am 100% sure about this