Question

read the passage about the coalition of immokalee workers carefully. in 1993, a group of american activists and migrant farmworkers decided to change that. they founded the coalition of immokalee workers (ciw), a non - profit grassroots organization dedicated to improving wages and working conditions of migrant farmworkers. the organization is named after the migrant town of immokalee, florida, the epicenter of tomato production in the united states. ninety - percent of all winter tomatoes consumed in the us come from florida. immokalee also used to be known as ground zero for modern day slavery. ciw co - founder laura germino explains how the group evolved into an anti - slavery organization. “we began to come across situations where workers were being held against their will, where they werent free to select the statement that best explains how the passage helps you understand ciws ability to prevent modern slavery. it explains the evolution of ciws focus from working conditions to anti - enslavement it describes how successful laura germino has become. it defines what an epicenter is and its effects on tomato production. it outlines the history of modern - day enslavement in immokalee, florida.

Explanation:

The passage starts by showing the CIW's origin as an organization for improving wages and working - conditions. Then it mentions how it evolved into an anti - slavery organization, which helps in understanding its ability to prevent modern slavery by showing the shift in its focus.

Answer:

It explains the evolution of CIW's focus from working conditions to anti - enslavement.