1. White settlers view the increase in violence as proof of what?
(a) The evil nature of humans
(b) The settlers' effect on society
(c) The inferiority of the natives
(d) The need for gun control

2. The settlers see the natives as what?
(a) Beasts
(b) Honorable
(c) Sad creatures
(d) Capable of reform

3. What does Fanon attribute the wealth and progress of Europe to?
(a) Their superiority
(b) The toil and sacrifice of natives
(c) Abandoning colonialism
(d) The resources in Europe

4. Fanon advises the post-colonial societies to abandon the route of what?
(a) Freedom
(b) Social justice
(c) Capitalism
(d) Socialism

5. The natives are forced to do what by the Europeans?
(a) Starve to death
(b) Assimilate to their culture
(c) Rule over the land
(d) Take money from the Europeans

Short Answer Questions

1. As the native population approaches the stage of decolonization, Fanon argues that they go through a phase of what when they think of the task of throwing off the colonial power?

2. Fanon suggests that the act of colonization is accompanied by what?

3. The birth of a new order can only come from what according to Fanon?

4. What is behind the violence for the natives, according to Fanon?

5. Which of the following words describes the colonial society according to Fannon?

(see the answer key)

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