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

3. Why do local chiefs and tribal potentates side with the colonialists?
(a) Loyalty
(b) Economic interest
(c) Personal interests
(d) Fear of the colonialists

4. Which major nations recognized the importance of peace during the Cold War?
(a) France and Algeria
(b) Iran and Iraq
(c) The United States and Korea
(d) The United States and Russia

5. In the colonial society, who holds the power?
(a) The poor
(b) Young people
(c) Colonists
(d) Natives

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

7. Who reinforced the colonialists in the rural areas?
(a) Immigrants
(b) Rural peasants
(c) Children
(d) Local chiefs

8. The psychiatrist says that the native-on-native violence is a form of what?
(a) Poverty
(b) Distrust
(c) Acceptance
(d) Avoidance

9. The settlers believe the natives are incapable of what?
(a) Danger
(b) Stupidity
(c) Ethics
(d) Repression

10. Fanon argues that what resembles possession by otherworldly spirits?
(a) Death
(b) Illness
(c) Religion
(d) Dance

11. Which of the following is a weapon used by the natives in the rebellion in Madagascar?
(a) Machine gun
(b) Spear
(c) Balloon
(d) Nuclear bomb

12. Which colonial power controlled Congo?
(a) Portugal
(b) Germany
(c) Belgium
(d) France

13. Some natives will have what because they have been allowed into the elite of colonialist society?
(a) Fewer resources
(b) Inertia
(c) Hope
(d) Pride in the revolution

14. What did American black militants refer to the process of the colonialist bourgeoisie calling for non-violence and for the native to come to a reconciliation?
(a) Peaceful negotiation
(b) Assimilation
(c) Nationalism
(d) Selling out

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