HIST 112 Quiz 7 (Nationalist Movement)

During this time period, the working class struggles were concerned with making colonial rule less oppressive.

• before the 1940s

• during the 1950s

• after the 1950s

• after the 1940s

Between 1950-1957, the leaders of the nationalist movement drew heavily on the support of:

• the educated class

• the colonial authority

• the working class movement

• the merchant class

The rise of the new educated class was owed to this entity which had its hold on education:

• the Methodist Church

• the Anglican Church

• the Catholic Church

• the Christian Church

All the main early leaders of the PUP were members of CSAG and attended this school:

• St. John's College

• Michael's College

• Anglican Cathedral College

• Wesley College

Unlike his peers who went away to study, he became a full-time journalist at the Belize Billboard:

• Herman Jex

• Leigh Richardson

• John Smith

• Philip Goldson

Smith, Fuller and Goldson organized this where Price was particularly active at public meetings:

• GWU

• political rallies

• Open Forum

• CSAG

This was formed after the Open Forum held a protest meeting due to the devaluation of the dollar:

• PUP

• NIP

• People's Committee

• RAM

He was still the President of the GWU when the People's Committee was formed:

• Antonio Soberanis Gomez

• George Price

• Clifford E. Betson

• R.T. Meighan

The People's Committee dissolved itself and formed this entity in 1950:

• NIP

• HIP

• PUP

• PAC

In response to the formation of the PUP, the colonial authority supported the formation of the:

• Revolitical Action Movement

• PAC

• National Party

• Honduras Independence Party