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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 9-10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who snapped the image of Ron's symbolic Polaroid photograph?
(a) Chuck, the leader of the Posse Comitatus.
(b) Chuck, Ron's brother.
(c) Chuck, the in-person cohort of Ron.
(d) Chuck, the Grand Wizard of the KKK.

2. In what city was Martin Luther King, Jr. assassinated?
(a) Nashville, Tennessee.
(b) Memphis, Tennessee.
(c) Mobile, Alabama.
(d) Louisville, Kentucky.

3. What euphemism do KKK members use to refer to the KKK?
(a) The Supreme.
(b) The Group.
(c) The Cause.
(d) The Way.

4. When it appeared that David Duke was going to steal the symbolic Polaroid photograph, what did Ron tell David Duke he would do in such a situation?
(a) Ron told David Duke that he would arrest him for assaulting a police officer.
(b) Ron told David Duke that he would shoot him in the leg.
(c) Ron told David Duke that he would be detained for the remainder of his visit.
(d) Ron told David Duke that he would take him into a black neighborhood nearby.

5. What is NOT a claim made by the book written by George Lincoln Rockwell and published under the name C.W. Bristol?
(a) Both Jewish people and black people are responsible for destroying America.
(b) Jewish people, Mexican people, and black people are responsible for bringing down the white race.
(c) Black people are closer to monkeys than white people, on the genetic scale.
(d) Jewish people are inherently dishonest.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what town in Colorado did Fred Wilkens live?

2. Ken told Fred Wilkens that he had recruited how many prospective KKK members in the Colorado State Penitentiary?

3. How long did Ken tell Ron it takes between a KKK member's application and his receipt of his robe?

4. How did Ron make first contact with Fred Wilkens?

5. From the perspective of Ron, who won the debate between David Duke and the black professor.

(see the answer key)

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