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Legislation that resulted in an immigration pool no longer dominated by Europeans forced open the door for US Latinos to become major players in business, government, entertainment and the arts, and professional sports. This volume reflects the significant changes in the Latino experience in the United States.

Following WWII, Latinos, like other Americans, sought the American Dream. This title is part of a series that tracks the struggles and progress of Latino Americans through the mid-1980s. As the US economy grew, so did the need for cheap labor. In many parts of the US, Latino Americans and Latino immigrants provided the solution to this need.

Part of ""Latino-American History"" series, this work journeys through the settlement of California, Arizona, New Mexico, Louisiana, and Texas to examine the Latino experience up through the Mexican Independence Movement.