Question 1

What was the name of Marcus Garvey's influential organization?

Accepted Answer

Universal Negro Improvement Association

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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

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Black Panther Party

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Nation of Islam

Question 2

In which country was Marcus Garvey born?

Accepted Answer

Jamaica

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United States

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Nigeria

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Haiti

Question 3

What was the name of Marcus Garvey's famous newspaper?

Accepted Answer

Negro World

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The National Enquirer

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The Guardian

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The New York Times

Question 4

Who founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association?

Accepted Answer

Marcus Garvey

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Nelson Mandela

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Malcolm X

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Martin Luther King Jr.

Question 5

What was the main goal of the Universal Negro Improvement Association?

Accepted Answer

Promoting black pride, economic self-sufficiency, and the unity of people of African descent worldwide.

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Advocating for civil rights in the United States.

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Promoting educational opportunities for African Americans in the 19th century.

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Working towards desegregation in South Africa.

Question 6

Who was the first president of the Universal Negro Improvement Association?

Accepted Answer

Marcus Garvey

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Malcolm X

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Martin Luther King Jr.

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Nelson Mandela

Question 7

What was the significance of the 'Negro World' newspaper?

Accepted Answer

It served as a platform for black empowerment and cultural expression

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It focused on promoting political conservatism

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It advocated for racial segregation

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It aimed to assimilate African-Americans into white culture

Question 8

Who advocated for the ban of followers of Marcus Garvey?

Accepted Answer

Edgar Hoover

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Malcolm X

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Nelson Mandela

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James Baldwin

Question 9

Which movement did Marcus Garvey establish to promote the return of African-Americans to Africa?

Accepted Answer

Back to Africa movement

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Black Power Movement

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Harlem Renaissance

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Civil Rights Movement

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