STAMPED (Chapter 1) by Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds

In what year did Africans arrive to the United States of America

• 1492

• 1619

• 1683

• 1863

How did Zurara's book, The Chronicle of the Discovery and Conquest of Guinea, change European slavery? (7.H.2.3)

• It began the transition from enslaving Europeans to enslaving black Muslims.

• It stopped the enslaving of Europeans and began the converting of Muslims to Christianity.

• It stopped the resistance of enslaving Africans.

• It began the resistance of enslaving Europeans.

According to STAMPED, an assimilationist is

• a person who opposes racism and promotes racial tolerance.

• a person who advocates or participates in racial or cultural integration

• a person who believes that people of different races should be kept apart.

According to STAMPED, an antiracist is

• a person who opposes racism and promotes racial tolerance.

• a person who advocates or participates in racial or cultural integration

• a person who believes that people of different races should be kept apart.

According to STAMPED, a segregationist is

• a person who opposes racism and promotes racial tolerance.

• a person who advocates or participates in racial or cultural integration

• a person who believes that people of different races should be kept apart.

"Zurara's book became an anthem. A song sung all across Europe as the primary source of knowledge on unknown Africa and African peoples for the original slave traders and enslavers in Spain, Holland, France, and England. (page 8)"

• This quote uses a(n) simile.

• This quote uses a(n) allusion.

• This quote uses a(n) hyperbole.

• This quote uses a(n) personification

• This quote uses a(n) metaphor.

What idea does the author convey using figurative language?

"Zurara's book became an anthem. A song sung all across Europe as the primary source of knowledge on unknown Africa and African peoples for the original slave traders and enslavers in Spain, Holland, France, and England. (page 8)"

• It conveys how much Europeans liked to sing.

• It conveys that Europeans choose the book for their motto.

• It conveys novel's effect on Africa and its peoples.

• It conveys how the novel affected European thought.