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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. According to Garvey, what does he feel is the opposite result of the construction of a great African nation?
(a) They will never reach that great nation.
(b) They are constructing a massive fall of the great nation of Africa.
(c) They are being enslaved by this ideology.
(d) Negroes will always work in a country founded by whites.

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

3. What fact does Locke cite at the end of "American Negro" in relation to outsider's perceptions?
(a) They are slowly seeing humans in the Negro race.
(b) They do not understand the Negro race.
(c) They are being studied and not debated about.
(d) They see only what they want to see.

4. According to Domingo, what are the men of the "New Crowd" filled with?
(a) Hatred.
(b) Desrie to become equal.
(c) A burning passion for equality.
(d) A will to fight fire with fire.

5. What does Locke attribute to the migration of the "new Negro"?
(a) "A new born optimism".
(b) "A new vision of opportunity".
(c) "A desire to reach "home".
(d) "A desire for the old way of life".

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the essay "Afro-American Fragment" address?

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

3. 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?

4. Where does the boxer from the essay "Wedding Day" leave America to go to?

5. Who was selected president for the group that was formed in response to the police's refusals?

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