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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 must the native do to reclaim his humanity?
(a) Follow the rule of the colonizers
(b) Quietly serve
(c) Get rid of the settler's values
(d) Swear allegiance to the settlers

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

3. Who do the national revolutionary political parties assume are too bogged down for the message of liberation?
(a) Urban individuals
(b) Intellectual elites
(c) Rural peasants
(d) Colonial powers

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was the colonial power in Angola?

2. White settlers view the increase in violence as proof of what?

3. The psychiatrist says that the native-on-native violence is a form of what?

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

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What is colonization, according to Fanon? What are the effects of colonization?

2. Why does native-on-native violence increase?

3. How does the revolution begin?

4. How does Frantz Fanon's approach differ from Martin Luther King's?

5. What happens as the native approaches the stage of decolonization?

6. How does Fanon believe that dance relates to the oppression of colonialism?

7. What are the earliest stages of the rebellion like?

8. How do the colonial powers try to combat the revolution?

9. What situations or obstacles may threaten the movement? Why?

10. Who tries to block or resist the native/rebel, according to Fanon?

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