1. Famously, Malcolm X accused Martin Luther King Jr. of being a/an ____________

Question

1. Famously, Malcolm X accused Martin Luther King Jr. of being a/an _____________.

2. When Martin Luther King Jr. incites his congregation to become as "wise as serpents and harmless as doves," he is using Matthew 10:16 to call for:

3. Marcus Garvey created a Pan-African identity movement that encouraged African Americans to:

4. The practice of testifying or giving testimony is very important in African American churches because it is an opportunity to share stories of ___________.

5. Some have accused African American churches of focusing too much on accommodation instead of resistance. In which period in American history did black churches stand with their congregants in resistance most vocally?

6. Which period in American history saw the fastest growth of African American Christianity?

7. Slaves reproduced aspects of West African religions in the United States. Which of the following is NOT a religious practice that has West African roots?

Explanation / Answer

Ans. 1 Option D

The Malcom X accused Martin Luther King Jr. of being Uncle Tom.

Ans. 2 Option C

The mean of Martin Luther King’s was Non-Violent movement.

Ans. 3 Option C

The Pan-African movement encouraged move back to Africa, this movement called back to Africa movement.

Ans. 4 Option B

Mystical Experiences

Ans. 5 Option A

Reconstruction

Ans. 6 Option C

Antebellum period experienced fastest growth of African American Christianity.

Ans. 7 Option D

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