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- Q11. At what age did Malcolm X Goes into the Foster Care System?c. 20d. 16a. 13b. 1430s
- Q22. Who were the founders of the Black Panther Party?d. Angela Davis and Huey Newtonb. Little John and the Eastside Boysa. .Malcolm X and Martin Luther Kingc. Huey Newton and Bobby Seale30s
- Q33. What are the three essential pillars of the Black Power movement?D. Fighting, injustice, Lovec. Love, Unity, Acceptancea. Black reliance, Black Love, Black Unityb.Black community control, Black self-determination,. Black self-defense30s
- Q44. What tactic did Newton and Seale believe would be an effective strategyC. MarchesB. Guerilla Warfarea. Non-Violence ProtestD. None of the above30s
- Q55. Former leader of SNCC that turned toward black power and led the Black Panthersc. James Rayd. Stokley Carmichala. James Meredithb. Rosa Parks30s
- Q66. What larger movement did the Panthers emerge from?a. The Civil Rights Movementc. The Native American Movementd. None of the aboveb. The Chicano Movement30s
- Q77. . Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X differed in their:d. Methods of Protesta. willingness to speak publiclyc. Desire to help African Americansb. Opposition to segregation30s
- Q88. What is the name for the idea that Black Americans should have their own country?d. Black PrideDO NOT WRITE ON TESTc. White Nationalisma. Black Nationalismb. The Nation of Islam30s
- Q99. What does Black Power Movement Mean?b. The movement was a struggle for social justice that took place mainly during the 1950s and 1960s for Black Americans to gain equal rights under the law in the United States.c. a worldwide movement that aims to encourage and strengthen bonds of solidarity between all indigenous and diaspora ethnic groups of African descent; nouna. Movement of the 1960s and 1970s was a political and social movement whose advocates believed in racial pride, self-sufficiency, and equity for all people of Black and African descent.30s
- Q1010. .Which can we infer about the Black Panthers?d. They were created by MLK jr.c. They only used non-violencea. They reacted to oppression and racial injusticesb. They were militant and only sought to cause harm30s
- Q1111. Using your background knowledge, decide which Civil Rights leader stated these words:"Black people shouldn't be non-violent unless white people are going to be nonviolent."B. DuBoisb. Malcolm Xd. Marcus Garveya. Martin Luther King, Jr.30s
- Q1212. . Where did the Black Panther Party originate?a. New York, New Yorkb. Oakland, Californiac. Chicago, Illinoisd. Los Angeles, California30s
- Q1313. Which was NOT part of the "10 Point Program"?d. We want to own americaa. We Want Freedomb. We Want full employment for our peoplec. We want decent housing30s
- Q1414. Which was the first of the Black Panthers ten point plana. We want educationc. We want Full Employmentd. We want equalityb. We want freedom30s
- Q1515. Were 21 members of the Black Panthers Party arrested and accused of planned coordinated bombing and attack on two police stations and an education office in New York Cityb. TRUEa. FALSE30s