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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. How do the colonialists respond to the first demands for equality and dignity?
(a) Relief that the natives want self-rule
(b) Feigned deep concern
(c) Disgust
(d) Concern about preventing massacres

2. The government in Algeria expects people to work hard so who will profit?
(a) The bourgeoisie
(b) The country
(c) The intellectual elites
(d) The colonial power

3. What spreads within the stagnant regime?
(a) Equallity
(b) Socialism
(c) Peace
(d) Corruption

4. Fanon suggests that those who refuse to get involved are what?
(a) Nationalists
(b) Traitors
(c) Smart
(d) Communists

5. Fanon suggests that the post-colonial government needs to be most concerned with what?
(a) Reducing crime
(b) Perpetuating the nation
(c) The empowerment of its citizens
(d) Its own profit

Short Answer Questions

1. The colonial middle class lacks what?

2. Fanon says that the leaders of the party in an underdeveloped country should live where?

3. What is the only path to unity according to Fanon?

4. Why does the national party begin to disintegrate?

5. The new middle class that occurs is what, according to Fanon?

Short Essay Questions

1. How can the people of Africa avoid the disintegration of national unity and the threat from the bourgeoisie?

2. According to Fanon, why is there a danger that national unity will disintegrate?

3. What are the three phases of the culture's development by poets and writers?

4. What happens to the national political party and the militants who started the revolution?

5. How does the discovery of one's own indigenous culture affect the artist or writers?

6. What does Fanon say about the comparison between blacks in the United States with those in Africa? How are they similar and different?

7. Why can't the new middle class expect to serve as the intermediary between international corporations and the native population?

8. What do the people do when they realize the leader's true motives? What does the leader do?

9. What do the colonialists believe about natives? How do they view the natives?

10. What will the leader of the post-colonial revolution be like? What will the leader's aims be?

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