2. What is Locke describing when he says "its a place inhabited and controlled by Negroes of many different walks of life"?
(a) Harlem.
(b) Capetown.
(c) Africa.
(d) Brooklyn.

3. How many outcomes does Randolph attribute to Mr. Garvey's ideals in "Garveyism"?
(a) 4.
(b) 1.
(c) 2.
(d) 5.

4. What does the poem immediately following "The Legacy of Ancestral Arts" by Countee Cullen address?
(a) How to become a successful Negroe.
(b) Her thoughts on Africa.
(c) The history of her artwork.
(d) Her thoughts on Harlem.

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

6. According to Garvey, what should the "New Negro" be handed while building an empire in Africa?
(a) Fame.
(b) Aristocracy and privilege.
(c) Fortune.
(d) Wealth.

7. What was formed as a response to the police's refusals in Johnson's essay?
(a) Citizens Protective League.
(b) Citizen Protection.
(c) Protection Gangs.
(d) Leagues of Prtection.

8. What did the police officer of Johnson's essay think the wife was doing on the street corner?
(a) Waiting for someone.
(b) Soliciting.
(c) Acting drunk.
(d) About to jay walk.

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

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

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

12. 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) Handsome.
(b) Radical.
(c) Educated.
(d) Young.

13. What does McKay describe in "A Long Way from Home"?
(a) His journey away from home.
(b) Mileage.
(c) His journey home.
(d) The arrival at Ellis Island.

14. What is the conflict in "Sweat"?
(a) Love.
(b) Sykes's beatings.
(c) Deceit.
(d) Delia's husband is sleeping with another woman.

15. What aspect of the Negro culture does Locke discuss?
(a) The spiritualitywas non-existent.
(b) The physicality was missing.
(c) The spiritual aspect was supported.
(d) The spiritual aspect was beaten down.