The Pan-African Movement

1. What is the primary goal of the Pan-African Movement?

A) Political isolationism.
B) Unity and solidarity among African nations and peoples.
C) Economic independence for European countries.
D) Promotion of western culture.

2. Who is considered a founding figure of the Pan-African Movement?

A) Marcus Garvey.
B) Nelson Mandela.
C) W.E.B. Du Bois.
D) Kwame Nkrumah.

3. What did Marcus Garvey emphasize in his version of Pan-Africanism?

A) Integration into Western culture.
B) The abolition of capitalism.
C) Black nationalism and repatriation to Africa.
D) Socialism and secularism.

4. Which country hosted the first All-Africa People's Conference in 1958?

A) South Africa.
B) Nigeria.
C) Ghana.
D) Egypt.

5. Which prominent leader advocated for a United States of Africa?

A) Kwame Nkrumah.
B) Julius Nyerere.
C) Thomas Sankara.
D) Julio-Curie.

6. Who organized the Fifth Pan-African Congress in 1945?

A) Frantz Fanon.
B) George Padmore.
C) Benedict Crowell.
D) Haile Selassie.

7. What is the modern successor to the OAU?

A) United Nations.
B) NAFTA.
C) ASEAN.
D) African Union (AU).

8. Which major event was influenced by Pan-Africanist ideologies?

A) World War II.
B) The Cold War.
C) The independence movements in Africa.
D) The Great Depression.

9. Which ideology is closely associated with Pan-Africanism?

A) Fascism.
B) Neo-liberalism.
C) African socialism.
D) Libertarianism.

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