"If the rules to settle our economic problems are not forthcoming, we will call a general strike to paralyze the state's agricultural economy. [applause] We will call a general strike to let the legislators and the employers know that we mean business. We will take economic pressure, strikes, boycotts, to force recognition and obtain collective bargaining rights. The social and economic revolution of the farm workers is well underway and it will not be stopped until we receive equality. The farm workers are moving. Nothing is going to stop them."-Dolores Huerta, march and rally in Sacramento, transcript from University of California San Diego, 1966The excerpt best serves as evidence for which of the following developments in the 1960s?

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