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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 specifically does Hughes describe in his impression of Harlem?
(a) Graffiti.
(b) Underground trains.
(c) Music.
(d) Negroes cuisine.

2. What does the "old crowd" recommend in "A New Crowd - A New Negro"?
(a) Conservative measures.
(b) Radical measures.
(c) Radical changes.
(d) Conservative changes.

3. What seems to be the consensus of the essays in "New Negro Radicalism"?
(a) To resist enslavement of the same race.
(b) To become prideful of one's heritage.
(c) To accept all men as eqaul.
(d) First steps forward are to eliminate current leaders.

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

5. Which of the following does the author of "A New Crowd - A New Negro" NOT describe as a necessary characteristic of a new leader?
(a) Radical.
(b) Young.
(c) Handsome.
(d) Educated.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the boy buy Nicey at the end of "City Love"?

2. How many outcomes does Randolph attribute to Mr. Garvey's ideals in "Garveyism"?

3. What does the "New Negro" believe in?

4. What is the title of Marcus A. Garvey's essay that follows "Garveyism"?

5. What does Locke analyze in relation to the conditions and movement of the "new Negro"?

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