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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Afro-American Identity - Who Am I?.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. In which essay does Garvey outline the specifics of his plan to establish an empire in Africa?
(a) "The Future As I See It".
(b) "Garveyism".
(c) "Defense of the Negro Rioters".
(d) "Race Pride".

3. What does the poem, "Poem", say the author has in common with the "little brown boy"?
(a) She is also happy.
(b) She is also brown.
(c) She too feels repressed.
(d) She is also a jig.

4. What will the new leader not rest until he achieves in "A New Crowd - A New Negro"?
(a) Until the old crowd dies.
(b) Until the new negro has an equal footing.
(c) Until women are seen as equal.
(d) Until he receives national recognition.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Who says that those participating in the riots were acting out of self-defense?

2. Who wrote "Sonnet to a Negro in Harlem"?

3. What was formed as a response to the police's refusals in Johnson's essay?

4. What must the "New Negro" be willing to do in "A New Crowd - What Is He"?

5. According to Locke, why have Negroes been treated a certain way?

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