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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Reflections on the Renaissance.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Domingo hint to about the government's current state of being?
(a) They have deviated from their constitution's laws.
(b) No one cares about the African American race.
(c) They are out of control.
(d) The situation's intolerancy and that free press and assembly are not possible.

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

3. What does Alain Locke suggest in "The New Negro" about the "old Negro"?
(a) The "old Negro"has completely died out.
(b) The "old Negro" desires what the "new Negro" wants.
(c) The "old Negro" is very much active.
(d) The "old Negro" is nothing more than a myth or ideal.

4. What question does Brown end his poem "Remembering Nat Turner" with?
(a) If Turner is now at rest?
(b) If Turner is innocent.
(c) If he'll remember Turner.
(d) If Turner is the murderer.

5. What is the title of the poem by Hughes that explains how life is not always a straight path, but a journey to rise?
(a) "Run to Rise".
(b) "Song for a Dark Girl".
(c) "Mother to Son".
(d) "Dream Variations".

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Johnson say about the Negro Manhattan?

2. What does Locke question in "The Legacy of Ancestral Arts"?

3. According to Locke, how do Negroes respond to their treatment by other races?

4. According to "Our Greatest Gift to America", where do Negroes frequently spend their time?

5. Who is the author of "Art or Propaganda"?

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