1. What was Richard Daley's response after a commission recommended that the police should treat blacks the same as whites?
(a) He ignored the recommendations and increased the use of force.
(b) He increased abuse against everybody.
(c) He assigned another commission under his control that recommended he keep his policies in place.
(d) He relented and began promoting a, "kinder and gentler," police force.

2. What is the topic for Chapter II?
(a) Chicago and organized crime.
(b) Richard Daley comes of age.
(c) Chicago models apartied.
(d) Richard Daley's rough life.

3. What is the name of a famous criminal that Mayor Big Bill Thompson allowed to walk freely through the streets of Chicago?
(a) Bugs Moran.
(b) "Pretty Boy" Floyd.
(c) John Dillinger.
(d) Al Capone.

4. How were the various Chicago neighborhoods sustained economically?
(a) Each neighborhood had a connection with organized crime and rum runners.
(b) Each neighborhood had a core of entreprenuers who created jobs.
(c) Each neighborhood was able to earn federal funds to support racial minorities.
(d) Each neighborhood had industrial plants to employ local residents.

5. What personal relationship was Richard Daley maintaining that gave him the incentive to do well when he was working for Joe McDonough in the Cook County Treasurer's Office?
(a) He started doing business with Joe Kennedy.
(b) He began dating his future wife, Eleanor.
(c) He served as liaison between Al Capone and his syndicate while he was in prison.
(d) He began working with a young politician named Adalai Stevenson.