Martin & Malcolm & America: A Dream or a Nightmare Quiz

James H. Cone

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What did Cone claim was the "sole preoccupation" of the poor women of color? (Conclusion) (from Chapter 12: Conclusion)

Finding food and shelter.

Finding equality.

Finding a husband.

Finding work.

2.

What incident in 1957 brought Malcolm to the attention of the larger black community, especially in Harlem? (from Chapter 4: I See a Nightmare (1952-63))

The Jack Rosdale incident.

The Hinton Johnson incident.

The Lyndon Johnson incident.

The Montgomery Bus Boycott incident.

3.

To which biblical person was Martin Luther King, Jr. compared? (from Chapter 3: I Have a Dream (1955-64))

Adam.

Abraham.

Judas.

Moses.

4.

How many objectives did King announce for the role of blacks in the movement? (from Chapter 3: I Have a Dream (1955-64))

10.

7.

3.

5.

According to Cone, who did blacks in the ghettos turn to for hope? (from Chapter 4: I See a Nightmare (1952-63))

Jesus.

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Elijah Muhammad.

Malcolm X.

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