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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. Who says that those participating in the riots were acting out of self-defense?
(a) Du Bois.
(b) Randolph.
(c) Garvey.
(d) Domingo.

2. What does the main character of "Sweat" do for a living?
(a) Keeps house.
(b) Laundry for "white folks".
(c) Cleans for "white folks".
(d) Cooks for "white folks".

3. Who advocates the construction of a "great nation in Africa" in "Africa for the Africans"?
(a) Universal Negro Improvement Association.
(b) Randolph.
(c) Marcus Garvey.
(d) Domingo.

4. Which story calls for donations to a defense fund for those accused of participation in recent riots?
(a) "Garveyism".
(b) "If We Must Die".
(c) "The New Negro".
(d) "Defense of the Negro Rioters".

5. What does the essay "Afro-American Fragment" address?
(a) Their fragmented lifestyles.
(b) Their fragments of art work.
(c) The lack of personal information most have about their homeland, Africa.
(d) Their fragments of love.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Domingo, what are the men of the "Old Crowd" filled with?

2. In Johnson's essay, what is the name of the person who leaves his wife on a street corner, only to find her being harassed?

3. What does Locke say unites the "American Negro"?

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

5. Who is the essay "Luani of the Jungles" about?

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