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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why do local chiefs and tribal potentates side with the colonialists?
(a) Personal interests
(b) Loyalty
(c) Fear of the colonialists
(d) Economic interest

2. Colonization robs the native of what?
(a) Ability to serve
(b) Love
(c) Danger and excitement
(d) Human rights

3. What tactic did the rebel leaders in Angola turn it after the savage counter-attack?
(a) Boycotts
(b) Non-violent protests
(c) Guerrilla warfare
(d) Nuclear attack

4. Fanon argues that colonialists are skilled at exploiting the rift between which two groups?
(a) Workers and the poor
(b) Men and women
(c) Urban and rural dwellers
(d) Old and young

5. Fanon argues that the successful movement has to move from slogans to what?
(a) Soundbites
(b) Strategies
(c) Sleep
(d) Showdowns

6. The psychiatrist says that the native-on-native violence is a form of what?
(a) Poverty
(b) Acceptance
(c) Distrust
(d) Avoidance

7. In preparing to overthrow the colonial powers, the native will face threats from whom?
(a) Nature
(b) Outside threats
(c) Colonialist police
(d) Other natives

8. Fanon argues that the suppressed anger of the natives will turn to what?
(a) Acceptance
(b) Mass migration
(c) Violence
(d) Traditional religions

9. The birth of a new order can only come from what according to Fanon?
(a) A new ruler in the colonialist structure
(b) Giving up all violence
(c) The disintegration of the colonialist structure
(d) The oppression of the natives

10. What will the native people abandon once the fight for freedom begins?
(a) Rituals
(b) Singing
(c) Violence
(d) Their government

11. In the colonial society, who holds the power?
(a) The poor
(b) Colonists
(c) Natives
(d) Young people

12. Colonialists will try to drive wedges between different groups of natives based on differences in tribal affiliation, ethnic differences and what?
(a) Geography
(b) Gender
(c) Home ownership
(d) Attractiveness

13. Wise rebel leaders recognize the importance of what?
(a) Compromise
(b) Peace
(c) Retreat
(d) Education

14. Rebel leaders are called upon to articulate a clear what?
(a) Religious doctrine
(b) Slogan
(c) National vision
(d) Creed

15. Fanon suggests that any concessions offered are a result of what?
(a) The benevolence of the colonists
(b) Communism
(c) The native struggle
(d) A desire to give the natives power

Short Answer Questions

1. Who do the national revolutionary political parties assume are too bogged down for the message of liberation?

2. Who reinforced the colonialists in the rural areas?

3. When the native become discontent with the settlers' society, what does the native rediscover?

4. Why is the advantage in the hands of the colonialists when violence does occur?

5. Who was the colonial power in Angola?

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