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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 27: Watts, Chapter 28: Chicago Campaign.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Through studying the Bible in college, King stated he "came to see that behind the legends and myths of the Book were many ______."
(a) "Benevolent dreams".
(b) "Ideals for mankind".
(c) "Humanitarian goals".
(d) "Profound truths".

2. Which social philosopher did King stipulate left an indelible imprint on his thinking?
(a) Walter Cronkite.
(b) Walter Raleigh.
(c) Walter Rauschenbusch.
(d) Walter Channing.

3. King believed preaching should come from the people's experiences, and specified that he must know what about those he pastored?
(a) Their faith.
(b) Their status.
(c) Their problems.
(d) Their fortuity.

4. On 10 July 1967, at a "Freedom Sunday" rally, King initiated a drive to make Chicago an "open city" for what?
(a) Housing.
(b) Public schools.
(c) Municipal employment.
(d) Public transportation.

5. What was it King's college training did, especially during his first two years?
(a) Reinforced many beliefs that he had.
(b) Erased many doubts from his mind.
(c) Brought many doubts to his mind.
(d) Brought some doubts, mostly answers to his mind.

Short Answer Questions

1. Although he and Malcolm X did not always see eye-to-eye as to methods, King stipulated Malcolm X had the great ability to do what?

2. How did King respond to President Kennedy's having called Coretta over Easter weekend?

3. In a paper submitted at Crozer Seminary, King indicated he had nearly despaired over _______'s power to resolve social problems.

4. When did King enter Crozer Theological Seminary?

5. King called Reverend Theodore Jemison for assistance as he had previously led a bus boycott where?

(see the answer key)

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