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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. Why does the national party begin to disintegrate?
(a) It becomes too much like the colonial power
(b) It is no longer needed
(c) The colonial power forces it to
(d) It is cut off from the people

2. The native artist or writer discovers that their true vocation is to do what?
(a) Support colonialism
(b) Depict the contemporary real world
(c) Work in the government
(d) Create pieces for the colonialist

3. The new middle class that occurs is what, according to Fanon?
(a) Loyal to the colonialists
(b) Unhappy with their position
(c) Poor
(d) Counter-revolutionary

4. In the building of the new democracy, no one will be able to escape what?
(a) Wealth
(b) Corruption
(c) Responsibility
(d) Leisure

5. Every project undertaken by the government must respond to what?
(a) A real need of the people
(b) Reducing crime
(c) Building up capitalism
(d) Staying out of international trouble

Short Answer Questions

1. Fanon argues that the involvement of the people will do what to the movement?

2. The post-colonial middle class expects to serve as the intermediary between which two groups?

3. What country installed a fascist government after its revolution?

4. The post-colonial middle class has no understanding of what?

5. American blacks discovered that culture is what type of phenomenon?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. How can nations bypass the problems that may occur after the revolution?

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

4. Why does the colonial power implement programs and reforms? What should the rebels realize about these?

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

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

7. Why is a uniform national prosperity far from a reality?

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

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

10. What does the native artist or writer discover? What do they learn?

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