Americanization Programs in Mexican-Origin Communities
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What were the goals of Americanization programs for Mexican-origin people?

The goals of Americanization programs were to promote so-called civilization and included subjects like English, nutrition, child rearing, hygiene, homemaking, and sewing.

Who were the Americanization programs often aimed at?

The Americanization programs were often aimed specifically at Mexican girls.

What was seen as the central aspect of Americanization?

The acquisition of English-language skills was seen as the central aspect of Americanization.

Why did some educators believe that Mexican children's learning would be retarded?

<p>Some educators believed that Mexican children's learning would be retarded until their use of Spanish had been completely eradicated.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did some educators equate language with?

<p>Some educators throughout the Southwest equated language with culture.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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