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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Fanon argues that the successful movement has to move from slogans to what?
(a) Showdowns
(b) Sleep
(c) Soundbites
(d) Strategies

2. Fanon states that what cannot sustain the revolution?
(a) Disgust and determination
(b) Anger and apathy
(c) Resentment and revenge
(d) Malice and mainstreaming

3. Why does the colonizing nation have no interest in violence with native peoples?
(a) The colonizing nation relies on the government of the native peoples.
(b) The colonizing country has the natives best interest at heart.
(c) They consume goods imported from the colonizing country.
(d) The colonizing country knows that they will be defeated in battle.

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

5. In what country did Belgian colonialist military forces remove rural youths from the cities in 1957?
(a) India
(b) Congo
(c) Iraq
(d) New Zealand

6. The native settler may believe that who will punish the transgressor of social norms?
(a) Spirits
(b) The UN
(c) Zeus
(d) Native rulers

7. The mass killings of natives by settlers happen because of what?
(a) Apathy
(b) Fear
(c) Anger
(d) Surprise

8. What was the rebellion in Kenya called?
(a) Skyre rebellion
(b) Massa rebellion
(c) Tasmania rebellion
(d) Mau-Mau rebellion

9. Colonization robs the native of what?
(a) Ability to serve
(b) Danger and excitement
(c) Human rights
(d) Love

10. Fanon argues that colonialists are skilled at exploiting the rift between which two groups?
(a) Urban and rural dwellers
(b) Old and young
(c) Men and women
(d) Workers and the poor

11. Which of the following words describes the colonial society according to Fannon?
(a) Brotherhood
(b) Love
(c) Individualism
(d) Cooperation

12. 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?
(a) Anger
(b) Acceptance
(c) Fear
(d) Apathy

13. Colonialists will try to drive wedges between different groups of natives based on differences in tribal affiliation, ethnic differences and what?
(a) Geography
(b) Attractiveness
(c) Home ownership
(d) Gender

14. Why is the advantage in the hands of the colonialists when violence does occur?
(a) Their military might
(b) They are smarter
(c) They know the land better
(d) They have the ideal of freedom on their side

15. Why do the criminal acts by natives against natives rise?
(a) To hurt other people
(b) They vent their frustrations on one another
(c) The settlers force them to commit these acts
(d) To spite the white settlers

Short Answer Questions

1. What can carry the movement in the first few days, but not later on?

2. Political parties may be inexperienced at organizing what?

3. Where do the rebel leaders flee when they are harassed and threatened?

4. The natives realize that they have been what by colonialism?

5. Wise rebel leaders recognize the importance of what?

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