Read this passage from the article "The Making of Chicano Park":
Barrio Logan is near downtown San Diego, California. It has been a Mexican American community for many years. In the 1960s, the state took an area of Barrio Logan to build a highway. People had to move. In return, the city promised to build a park under the Coronado Bridge.
In 1970, the city took back that promise. The people of Barrio Logan were upset. Then they got to work. They took over the land for 12 days. They blocked work crews. They stood in front of bulldozers. And they won! The city agreed to build Chicano Park. Today, the park contains colorful murals that tell stories of Mexican American history.
List at least one problem and solution in the text. Write your answer here. Click SUBMIT when you are done.
Problem: The city took back their promise to build a park in Barrio Logan.
Solution: The people of Barrio Logan took over the land for 12 days, blocked work crews, and stood in front of bulldozers until the city agreed to build Chicano Park.