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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 1, The Black Atlantic as a Counterculture of Modernity.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Whose consciousness is Black Atlantic focused on?
(a) Anglo-Africans.
(b) African-Americans.
(c) Africans.
(d) Indigenous people.
2. What function does the first chapter serve?
(a) Historical perspective.
(b) Anecdotal introduction.
(c) Humorous analogy.
(d) Conceptual background.
3. What does Gilroy say modern historical conditions require of race concepts?
(a) Return to origins.
(b) Developmental progression.
(c) Essentialism.
(d) Practical applications.
4. What is the notion of the black Atlantic opposed to as Gilroy defines it?
(a) Oppositional ethnic ideologies.
(b) Cultural historicism.
(c) Equal pay.
(d) Racial relativism.
5. How does Gilroy say racial roots should be understood?
(a) As a source of power.
(b) As ancient essences.
(c) As a process of movement and mediation.
(d) As a hidden history.
Short Answer Questions
1. When was Martin Robison Delany born?
2. What does Gilroy say the language of ethnic opposition typically does?
3. Whose challenges does Gilroy take up in the first section of the chapter?
4. What does Gilroy say about the realities of black experiences on both sides of the Atlantic?
5. What reason does Gilroy use for justifying this characterization of the notion of racial purity?
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