2. What does Cleaver say is happening in Vietnam that is encouraging people to be more approving of blacks?
(a) Genocide
(b) Racism
(c) Propaganda
(d) Deaths of black soldiers

3. What does Cleaver think Blacks cannot afford to do?
(a) Give up their homes
(b) Kill whites
(c) Speak too loudly
(d) Push too quickly

4. What does Cleaver say men had the impulse to use?
(a) Guns
(b) Knives
(c) Their fists
(d) Their feet

5. Which other traditional black dance does Cleaver say the whites took up in the Sixties?
(a) Pringles
(b) Fox trot
(c) Hula hoop
(d) Salsa

6. What have the two sexes always sought to do after splitting up?
(a) Argue
(b) Procreate
(c) Reunite
(d) Run away from each other

7. What does Cleaver say lower class people think they have been robbed of?
(a) Their freedom
(b) Their money
(c) Their power
(d) Their minds

8. What does Cleaver say sparked a contact between whites and blacks?
(a) President Kennedy's death
(b) Changing music
(c) The Twist
(d) Rosa Park's resistance

9. What does Cleaver talk about a need for in society in this chapter?
(a) Anarchy
(b) Rebellion
(c) The military and the police
(d) Love and peace

10. What does the man say black men are not allowed access to?
(a) Government jobs
(b) White women
(c) Good education
(d) High society

11. How did the man's arguments with his girlfriend end?
(a) Apologies
(b) Sex
(c) Violence
(d) Shaking hands

12. Who does Cleaver say is here to stay?
(a) White teenagers
(b) The black man
(c) The black women
(d) Himself

13. What have the upper class foregone physical strength for?
(a) Sin
(b) Love
(c) Position in society
(d) Mental strength

14. Whose teachings does Cleaver say he carefully studied before supporting him?
(a) Beverly Axelrod
(b) Elijah Muhammed
(c) Malcolm X
(d) Martin Luther King

15. What does Cleaver call those with delegated power below the Godhead?
(a) Primeval spirits
(b) Omnipotent administrators
(c) Power angels
(d) Strikers