Question 31 (2 points)Black Artists especially celebrated at this time ... aGraphic artist, Romare Bearden, creator of colorful, cubist-inspired collages that chronicled African American life. bJacob Lawrence, influenced US and Africa, with works on the black diaspora, migration, etc. cElizabeth Catlett, leading print maker and sculptor. dFaith Ringgold, best known for her storytelling quilts. eAll of the above.Question 32 (2 points)Black Women writers who came into their own during this period ... aToni Morrison bAlice Walker cMaya Angelou dNtozake Shange eAll of the above.Question 33 (2 points)Black Feminist Women were pleased wtih the chauvinistic treatment they recieved from the black nationalist men with whom they worked with in the 1970s. True FalseQuestion 34 (2 points)Black Women leader(s) at this time ... aDorothy Height, leader of the National Council of Negro Women. bMary McLeod Bethune, founded older model of the National Council of Negro Women, which did not appeal to young black women. cElaine Brown, leader of the Black Panther Party in its declining years. dThe National Organization of Women's fight for Angela Davis. eA and C. fAll of the above.Question 35 (2 points)Race relations were in turmoil. Raging riots and unrest plagued American cities.  In the heavily black Watts section of Los Angeles in 1965, when a police officer drew a gun at a young African American, an angry crowd assembled and began to fight back, which grew and grew.  The police had to be assisted by the California National Guard to restore peace in Watts, by then, 34 were dead, 1,032 were injured, and 3,952 were arrested.  Property damage was estimated around $40 million. (Much later, the Los Angeles Riots of 1992 happened after an African American man was severly beaten by police officers after a traffic chase.) True FalseQuestion 36 (2 points)Blacks in more than one hundred cities across the country rioted and looted over the course of several days in 1968 when which prominent civil rights activist was shot dead in Memphis, Tennessee, where he had gone to support striking sanitation workers. aJesse Jackson bRalph Abernathy cHosea Williams dMartin Luther King, Jr.Question 37 (2 points)During the Black Power Era, Blacks become more prominent in politics and ... athere was an increase in black members of state legislatures. bthe Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) was founded in 1971. cby 1979, there were black mayors in major cities, such as Los Angeles, Atlanta, New Orleans, and Detroit. dAll of the above.Question 38 (2 points)In the Black Power Era, all African Americans had the same idea as how best to achieve racial equality (just like today.) True FalseQuestion 39 (2 points)During this time, the Black community is dividing between a stable middle-class group that is steadily growing stronger and more successful, and an increasingly disorganized and disadvantaged lower-class group. True FalseQuestion 40 (6 points)Match artistic longevity.Column A1.Gil Scott-Heron:Gil Scott-Heron2.Maya Angelou:Maya Angelou3.LeRoi Jones:LeRoi JonesColumn Ba.play, "Dutchman"b.poet, "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised"c.writer, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"

How is the depiction of the black female figure compare to the depiction of the white female figure? Be specific and use one of the paintings from the article in your explanation.

1. Author Jaelynn Walls states that "identity and individuality were highly valued concepts" during the European Renaissance. Why was less attention paid to other cultures? 2. How is the depiction of the black female figure compare to the depiction of the white female figure? Be specific and use one of the paintings from the article in your explanation.

During the Harlem Renaissance, literature and art flourished among African American communities. Literary critic James Baldwin remarked on this period as "an era of profound cultural and artistic awakening," an era that ______ underscores the significant impact of African American culture on the broader American artistic landscape.Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?Choose Your AnswerPreviousNextA.historian, Lisa Thompson, notesB.historian, Lisa Thompson, notes,C.historian Lisa Thompson notesD.historian Lisa Thompson, notes,

While attending school in New York City in the 1980s, Okwui Enwezor encountered few works by African artists in exhibitions, despite New York’s reputation as one of the best places to view contemporary art from around the world. According to an arts journalist, later in his career as a renowned curator and art historian, Enwezor sought to remedy this deficiency, not by focusing solely on modern African artists, but by showing how their work fits into the larger context of global modern art and art history.14 Mark For ReviewWhich finding, if true, would most directly support the journalist’s claim? A) As curator of the Haus der Kunst in Munich, Germany, Enwezor organized a retrospective of Ghanaian sculptor El Anatsui’s work entitled El Anatsui: Triumphant Scale, one of the largest art exhibitions devoted to a Black artist in Europe’s history. B) In the exhibition Postwar: Art Between the Pacific and the Atlantic, 1945–1965, Enwezor and cocurator Katy Siegel brought works by African artists such as Malangatana Ngwenya together with pieces by major figures from other countries, like US artist Andy Warhol and Mexico’s David Siqueiros. C) Enwezor’s work as curator of the 2001 exhibition The Short Century: Independence and Liberation Movements in Africa, 1945–1994 showed how African movements for independence from European colonial powers following the Second World War profoundly influenced work by African artists of the period, such as Kamala Ibrahim Ishaq and Thomas Mukarobgwa. D) Enwezor organized the exhibition In/sight: African Photographers, 1940 to the Present not to emphasize a particular aesthetic trend but to demonstrate the broad range of ways in which African artists have approached the medium of photography.

The belief that it is harmful to the Black community for authors to explore the humanity of our leaders can have troubling effects. At the least, it promotes the belief that our heroes have to be perfect to be useful. At worst, it censors our full investigation of Black life. If our paintings of that life are stock and cramped, their colors drab and predictable, the representations of our culture are likely to be untrue. They will not capture the breadth and complexity of Black identity. This implies that ______13 Mark For Review13Which choice most logically completes the text?A) the general public has been scrutinizing Black leaders through a lens of excessive sentimentality. B) Black leaders have occasionally been depicted as individuals of profound complexity.C) the portrayal of Black leaders has, at times, positioned them as above reproach.D) the depiction of Black leaders has occasionally described them as enigmatic and beyond comprehension.