1. Tisby cites a survey by the Barna Research Group on Black Lives Matter. What results does he share?
(a) Most white evangelicals acknowledge the problem of racism, but choose not to act.
(b) Most white evangelicals do not believe people of color are socially disadvantaged.
(c) Most white evangelicals are concerned about racial relations, but unsure what to do.
(d) Most white evangelicals believe racism is the most pressing problem in America today.

2. Who was the first Black Catholic priest in the United States?
(a) Daniel Rudd.
(b) Clarence Rivers.
(c) Joseph M. Davis.
(d) Augustus Tolton.

3. What religious beliefs did enslaved Blacks hold upon their arrival in North America?
(a) They had already converted to the Christian faith.
(b) They were primarily Jewish and Islamic.
(c) They had no religious beliefs of their own.
(d) They practiced indigenous religions native to Africa.

4. What led to the split of the Methodist Episcopal Church?
(a) A slave-owning parishioner was excommunicated from the church.
(b) The church congregation argued over a piece of political legislation.
(c) A slave-owning bishop refused to either resign or give up his slaves.
(d) The church congregation disagreed on the question of segregation.

5. Which for the following is NOT a reason Robert Finley cited in his proposal to send Black people back to Africa?
(a) This arrangement would offer enslaved Blacks a better life.
(b) This arrangement would rid the U.S. of Black people.
(c) This arrangement would help the U.S. avoid paying reparations.
(d) This arrangement would "civilize" the continent of Africa.