3. What advertising image did the chapter "A Search for Self" state was grotesque? (As pointed out by Elise McDougald.)
(a) Rastus-Cream of Wheat.
(b) Uncle Ben.
(c) Aunt Jemima.
(d) Mrs. Butterworth.

4. What was the name of the St. Louis Black woman that led a strike against a pecan factory owner?
(a) Fanny Mae Smith.
(b) Sandra Blantly.
(c) Connie Smith.
(d) Mildred Stevens.

5. Who founded the UNIA?
(a) Louis Farican.
(b) Martin Luther King, Jr.
(c) Malcolm X.
(d) Marcus Garvey.

6. What state law covered under federal legislation, declared that one spouse must resign if the other was gainfully employed?
(a) Federal Economy Act.
(b) Federal Fair Work Act.
(c) Federal Single Family Employment Act.
(d) Federal Women's Work Act.

7. How many Black branches of the YWCA were there by 1919?
(a) 11.
(b) 49.
(c) 24.
(d) 19.

8. What was sold to raise part of the rest of the money needed to finance the school that Bethune needed to start her school?
(a) Pies and cakes.
(b) Songs.
(c) Poems.
(d) Books.

9. Who was the first Black woman elected to the YWCA's national board in 1924?
(a) Elizabeth Ross Haynes.
(b) Lugenia Hope.
(c) Lucy C. Laney.
(d) Mary Jackson.

10. In what year was the Council for Interracial Cooperation founded?
(a) 1920.
(b) 1905.
(c) 1938.
(d) 1947.

11. Where was the Council for Interracial Cooperation founded?
(a) Washington, D.C.
(b) Chicago.
(c) Memphis.
(d) Atlanta.

12. How many American women were working 1945?
(a) 11 million.
(b) 7 million.
(c) 20 million.
(d) 35 million.

13. America was the ___________ nation to enfranchise women.
(a) 12th.
(b) 36th.
(c) 5th.
(d) 22nd.

14. What magazine "editorialized that brown skin was . . . more appealing to Whites"?
(a) "Ebony."
(b) "Rapture."
(c) "The Crisis."
(d) "Half-Century."

15. What novel described all kinds of women with poetic rapture?
(a) "The River."
(b) "A Floating Iris."
(c) "The Southern Rapture."
(d) "Cane."