1 Fanon served on whose parliamentary campaign? Winston Churchill Karl Marx Leon Trotsky Aimé Césaire 2 Where was Fanon born? Tunisia Martinique France Algeria 3 In what war did Fanon fight alongside the French? WWI Alegrian War for Independence WWII Vietnam War 4 What did Fanon get his degree in? Biology Literature Philosophy Psychiatry 5 Where did Fanon witness colonial warfare? Martinique England France Algeria 6 What other book did Fanon write besides The Wretched of the Earth? Postcolonial Theory Black Minds, White Ideas Black Skin, White Masks Warfare in Colonial Contexts 7 Who wrote the introduction to The Wretched of the Earth? Sartre Bhaba Marx Butler 8 Aimé Césaire was part of what movement? Negritude Existentialism Expressionism Stalinism 9 Jean-Paul Sartre is affiliated with what philosophical school? Postmodernism Existentialism Impressionism Dada 10 Who originally used the term “lumpenproletariat”? Lenin Sartre Marx Stalin 11 What is the literal meaning of “lumpenproletariat”? Rogue working class Enlightened working class Rogue elite Enlightened elite 12 Which of the following is true of Fanon’s relationship to the Algerian Liberation Front? He served in the army He wrote for the anti-colonial newspaper He was a spy for the French He was a spy for the anti-colonial forces 13 What does the first chapter of The Wretched of the Earth focus on? Violence Intellectuals Disease Trauma 14 What does the second chapter of The Wretched of the Earth focus on? Colonial psychology The nation after independence Colonial warfare Intellectuals 15 What does the third chapter of The Wretched of the Earth focus on? Intellectuals Pre-colonial war The nation after independence Psychology 16 What does the fourth chapter of The Wretched of the Earth focus on? The colonized intellectual The colonist Pre-colonial culture Pyschology 17 What does the fifth chapter of The Wretched of the Earth focus on? Psychology during colonial warfare Pre-colonial psychology National culture Colonial culture 18 The last chapter of The Wretched of the Earth draws upon which professional experience of Fanon’s? Police Psychiatry Political Science Biology 19 What simile does Fanon use to describe the colonized intellectual’s original relationship to European culture? Adoptive parent Adopted child Mosquito Biological child 20 How do the colonists originally keep their power? Bribery Culture Psychology Violence 21 How do the colonized get rid of their inferiority complex? Meditation Culture Bribery Violence 22 Where does violence tend to erupt in colonial contexts? Urban areas Rural areas The coasts The motherland 23 What is a reaction disorder? An inferiority complex A disorder that creates physical reactions A disorder in reaction to disease A disorder in reaction to a traumatic event 24 What is an example Fanon gives of sublimation? Knife fighting Misogyny Alcoholism Dance and rituals 25 How does Fanon characterize the colonial worldview? Manichaeism Expressionism Marxism Dadaism