Co-founder of the united farm workers
a. phyllis schlafly
b. cesar chavez
c. gloria steinem
d. jose angel gutierrez e) dennis banks f) ralph nader g) betty friedan h) the beatles i) hippie j) rachel carson k) aileen hernandez l) man in a gray flannel suit

The co-founder of the United Farm Workers is b. Cesar Chavez together with Dolores Huerta and Philip Vera Cruz. United Farm Workers is the farm workers labor union in United States that originated from the merger of Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee and National Farm Workers Association which are two workers rights organization.

Captain Lewis was an army official. He was appointed by Thomas Jefferson as leader of the expedition. He was a cultured man and a scholar, with great knowledge about botany, geology, astronomy, and medicine. He did not have a very favorable view about the native americans, and he also owned slaves.

He was very interested in the journey, specially because it represented an opportunity to acquire scientific knowledge. He dedicated the winters to write extensive journals about the findings, and he also drew a lot of maps of the area.

Lewis Clark was appointed by Meriwether Lewis as second in command. He also was a man of culture and science. He had a more favorable view on native americans, and in later years, he became an advocate for the native american cause. He became governor of Missouri about a decade later.

Sacagawea was a woman belonging to the Shoshone tribe. He married a French-Canandian fur trapper, but not on her own will because she was sold to him. When Lewis and Clark met Sacagawea, she was giving birth. Captain Lewis had rattle snake oil, and gave it to Sacagawea, who was in great pain. She felt better and in exchanged, became a guide and an interpreter for Lewis and Clark.