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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Urban Setting.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What question is posed in regards to leadership roles of "A New Crowd - A New Negro"?
(a) Who will end the old crowd.
(b) Who will fight for their new ideaology.
(c) Who will take over leadership roles when the old crowd no longer exists.
(d) Who will become the president.

2. In "Africa for the Africans", what does Domingo say about the enslavement of Negroes?
(a) They were all enslaved once.
(b) Enslavement still exists today.
(c) Africa enslaved the most slaves before the US Civil War.
(d) Negroes haves been manipulated into killing and enslaving Negroes.

3. What does Garvey hope to achieve from his plan to build an empire in Africa?
(a) A community.
(b) A new ideology.
(c) Fellowship among tribes.
(d) A reward to the most loyal to the Negro race.

4. What does Locke analyze in relation to the conditions and movement of the "new Negro"?
(a) What motivated them to move.
(b) Trends and their tendencies to move.
(c) Where they move and migrateto.
(d) Why they migrated to the locations they chose.

5. What does Alain Locke suggest in "The New Negro" about the "old Negro"?
(a) The "old Negro"has completely died out.
(b) The "old Negro" is very much active.
(c) The "old Negro" desires what the "new Negro" wants.
(d) The "old Negro" is nothing more than a myth or ideal.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who advocates the construction of a "great nation in Africa" in "Africa for the Africans"?

2. What does Fisher miss when he is away at medical school in "The Caucasian Storms Harlem"?

3. What does Domingo hint to about the government's current state of being?

4. What is suggested that the whites must do in "Race Pride"?

5. What is said that the "New Negro" will not allow from politicians in "The New Negro - What Is He"?

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