The celebration of Kwanzaa was meant to:A.Encourage consumerism among African Americans.B.Attract African immigrants to the United StatesC.Honor the African tradition of harvest festivals.D.Keep African Americans from becoming Christians.

Question 19 (2 points)Karenga created ... athe Organization US which emphasized cultural nationalism. bthe Marxist Socialist party. cThe Kwanzaa holiday, celebrated December 26 - January 1. dA and C. eAll of the above.Question 20 (2 points)Many athletes, like Muhammad Ali, began using their prestige and publicity to challenge discrimination. True FalseQuestion 21 (2 points)What happened in higher education for African Americans during the second half of the twentieth century? aThe number of blacks in predominately white colleges and universities grew dramatically in the 1970s. bIn the late 1960s, Black Studies programs were introduced into university curriculum. cThe number of African American professors at white colleges and universities increased. dThe number of Black administrators in higher education increased. eAll of the above.Question 22 (2 points)What image(s) symbolized the black-power era? athe confederate flag bthe afro hairstyle cthe clenched fist dB and CQuestion 23 (2 points)Most older Black Americans were proud of the return to natural hair and afros. True FalseQuestion 24 (2 points)The new natural hairstyles for African Americans created a market for Afro picks, Afro-sheens, Afro-wigs, African head wraps, African beads, dashikis, etc. True FalseQuestion 25 (2 points)A New York literary group was the Harlem Writers Guild which included ... aOprah Winfrey bAngela Bassett cMaya Angelou dAll of the above.Question 26 (2 points)The Black Arts Movement allowed black writers to write about the traditional nonviolent civil rights model. True FalseQuestion 27 (2 points)LeRoi Jones ... areceived the 1964 Obie Award for his play, Dutchman. bestablished the Black Arts Repertory Theater in Harlem, NY. cchanged his name to Amiri Baraka. dAll of the above.Question 28 (2 points)Maulana Karenga ... awas a leader of the Black Panther Party. bhas always worked around his beliefs in Christianity. ccreated the Kwanzaa holiday to celebrate African and African-American culture. ddid not believe in the traditional educational degrees for African Americans. eAll of the above.Question 29 (2 points)Berry Gordy, the Black entreprenuer and owner of the profitable and prominent Motown Records in Detroit, MI, represented Black Soul Music, Black Empowerment, and Black capitalism. True FalseQuestion 30 (2 points)Alex Haley's best-selling book was also an inspirational week-long television mini-series, aired in 1977, telling the story of his family's history from Africa, through slavery in America, to freedom.  Millions of captivated viewers watched ...  aShaft. bSuper Fly. cRoots. dBlues People.

In what ways did African Americans use religious faith and church services to benefit themselves and their communities?

Earlier in the lesson there was mention of some Indigenous ceremonies. Public ceremonies were amongst the many things banned by the Indian Act. In this assessment opportunity, you will choose ONE of the following ceremonies and write a well-supported paragraph response about it using your preferred search engine for research. Potlatch Sundance Sweat Lodge Pow Wow Information to include in your paragraph: What are some ways the ceremony is celebrated? What is the purpose of this ceremony and what does it show is valued by the Indigenous groups who celebrate them? How does it connect the celebrants to their spirituality or deepen their spiritual beliefs? How was the ceremony misunderstood by the government and secular culture? Why did the Indian Act seek to ban these practices?

Question 3 of 10Which of the following was a goal of the Black Power movement?A.To encourage Blacks to return to old customsB.To help slaves escape to free states in the NorthC.To set up schools that would teach only Black studentsD.To help Blacks defend themselves from racism

. Discuss the manifest roles of African Traditional Festivals and Funerals; stating at least two examples each (10 marks).