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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. What does the author say the Chicanos carry as weapons?
(a) Candles.
(b) Staffs.
(c) Wine glasses.
(d) Guns.

2. According to Brown, what kind of people populate the surrounding area?
(a) Tramps and prostitutes.
(b) Lawyers and doctors.
(c) Blue collar workers and single mothers.
(d) Blacks and Hispanics.

3. Where do Gilbert and Brown plan to meet before the strike?
(a) In front of the Columbus Statue.
(b) In front of Garfield School.
(c) At Manny's bar.
(d) In front of the statue of angels.

4. Brown decides that he is not looking for what kind of lifestyle?
(a) The blue collar lifestyle.
(b) The college lifestyle.
(c) The militant lifestyle.
(d) The suburban lifestyle.

5. Why does Armas tell his men to leave Brown?
(a) He is a politician.
(b) He is a religious man.
(c) He is a spy.
(d) He is a lawyer.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who donates ten thousand dollars to the Chicano Group?

2. What do the Chicano Militants claim they are planning to stage?

3. What are the Chicanos chanting outside the sound proof door?

4. What does Brown find unacceptable about Dave?

5. What does Gloria use to attack the altar?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Brown's role in the march in support of the East Los Angeles Thirteen?

2. What does Brown arrange at the coroner's office?

3. What does the group find when they walk into the parking lot?

4. Why does the court issue a restraining order against the East LA Thirteen?

5. What problems does Bobby Kennedy's death cause the Chicano militants?

6. Describe the demonstration.

7. Why did the police arrest Robert Fernandez?

8. What problems do Brown and the law students cause Cardinal McIntyre in this section?

9. What does Brown say inspired him to practice criminal law?

10. Why does the mayor want to talk to Brown and the East Los Angeles Group?

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