The united farm workers’ grape boycott that began in 1966
was two years long.
was ended by the government.
was carried out nationwide.
was led by the bureau of indian affairs.

The correct answer is C.

The United Farm Workers' Grape Boycott, also called the Delano grape strike, was a labor strike against grape growers in California.

The strike began in 1955 and lasted more than five year, gaining a national attention. The boycott was against poor wages and poor working conditions for people employed as grape gatherer.

The strike began in California but spread rapidly to many American states. Picketing and marches were carried out throughout the country, beginning in the North and spreading to the South.

By July 1970, a collective bargain agreement was reached.

The answer is C: was carried out nationwide.

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