Cesar Chavez's family moved to California primarily because they lost everything during the Great Depression. After they lost their farm in Arizona due to the economic hardships of the time, they migrated to California in search of better opportunities and work in agriculture. This move was part of a larger trend of families relocating during this period in American history.
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Why did Cesar Chavez's family move to California?
He was drafted during Vietnam War
Family lost everything during the Great Depression
Lost everything after WWII
Dad was transfered with job on the railroad
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