In Chicano iconography, the image of the Aztec eagle on the UFW flag symbolizes:
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Correct answer: The historical connection to the Aztec Empire and the 'darkness' of the farmworker's plight
The black eagle was designed by Cesar Chavez's brother to be simple and striking. It represented the pride of the workers' indigenous past and their determination to rise out of the shadows of exploitation.
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