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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When was it suggested that Evens should be charged with first-degree murder?
(a) October 1982.
(b) December 1982.
(c) September 1982.
(d) November 1982.

2. When did Judge Kaufman agree to reexamine the sentence for Ebens and Nitz?
(a) April 11, 1983.
(b) April 18, 1983.
(c) April 29, 1983.
(d) April 24, 1983.

3. Who did the engineers work for who made the signs for the protest rally being organized by the ACJ?
(a) Ford.
(b) Chrysler.
(c) GM.
(d) Chevy.

4. When did David Ashenfelter and John Castine write a six-part investigative series on manslaughter sentencing in Michigan?
(a) 1984.
(b) 1985.
(c) 1983.
(d) 1982.

5. Where was Jarod's father born?
(a) Los Angeles.
(b) Chicago.
(c) San Francisco.
(d) Denver.

Short Answer Questions

1. When did Ebens start working at a Chrysler plant?

2. How old was Ebens in 1983?

3. How old was Vincent when he died?

4. Where was Congressman Norman Mineta and his family imprisoned during World War II?

5. In 1983, what type of car did Liz Chan own?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did the federal government get involved in VIncent Chin's case?

2. Where did Vikki come from and what was she like as a teen and young woman?

3. Who were the only ones present at Ebens and Nitz's sentencing and why?

4. How did Zia create the press releases to raise awareness about VIncent Chin?

5. What sentence did Judge Kaufman give Ebens and Nitz and why?

6. Why did some believe that Judge Kaufman harbored an anti-Asian bias?

7. What work did Lily's great-grandfather endure when he went to America in the 1800s?

8. Why did Officer Morris Cotton believe that Ebens should have been kept in jail?

9. In 1983, how was Gary Koivu dealing with VIncent's death?

10. Who was Liz Chen and how did she become involved in the justice for Vincent Chin campaign?

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