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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. The re-discovery of the indigenous culture helps reclaim what?
(a) Colonial knowledge
(b) Wealth for the native
(c) Technology advances
(d) Basic human dignity
2. Although former colonies have a potential unity, they also have what?
(a) Distinct social problems
(b) Distinct types of exploitation
(c) Distinct identities apart from colonialism
(d) Distinct views on colonialism
3. Why does Fanon believe that they should live in this location?
(a) To give in to the colonialists
(b) To protect themselves
(c) To stay in touch with the people
(d) To make the most money
4. Fanon says that the leaders of the party in an underdeveloped country should live where?
(a) The cities
(b) The country
(c) The ghetto fringe
(d) The suburbs
5. What does the middle class demand from the farm workers?
(a) More dedication to the colonial power
(b) More revolutionary feelings
(c) More work and output
(d) More sacrifice for the nation
Short Answer Questions
1. What the former colonized groups have in common is overshadowed by different what?
2. The colonial power treats the natives as what?
3. What is it important for those who are about to throw off colonialism to realize?
4. Fanon suggests that American blacks had little in common with blacks from places like the Congo except for what?
5. As the movement progresses, national consciousness begins to fall prey to what?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the Arab world demonstrate the awaking of culture? What happened?
2. What does the native artist or writer discover? What do they learn?
3. What happens to the national political party and the militants who started the revolution?
4. What do the people do when they realize the leader's true motives? What does the leader do?
5. What does Fanon argue that the post-colonial society should do to make the nation different and better than under colonialism?
6. What things threaten the delicate veneer of national consciousness?
7. Why do new cultural forms emerge?
8. How does the discovery of one's own indigenous culture affect the artist or writers?
9. Why is a uniform national prosperity far from a reality?
10. According to Fanon, why is there a danger that national unity will disintegrate?
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