Emma Goldman: A Life of Defiance

In what year did Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman get deported from the United States?

• 1919

• 1885

• 1918

• 1920

What was Emma Goldman's reason for being deported?

• Opposition to the First World War

• Criminal activities

• Illegal immigration

• Espionage

What did Emma Goldman claim to be proud of regarding her deportation?

• Being recognized as a radical

• Being selected for an honor

• Being part of history

• Being a political prisoner

What did Emma Goldman see through the porthole as she was being deported?

• The Ellis Island dormitory

• The freezing darkness

• The great city receding into the distance

• The metropolis of the New World

What did Emma Goldman condemn and denounce?

• Capitalism and marriage

• Government and war

• Birth control and big business

• All of the above

What was Emma Goldman often called by the newspapers?

• A modern Joan of Arc

• A dangerous woman

• A heretic

• All of the above

What image is anarchism often associated with?

• Peaceful protests

• Non-violent resistance

• Violence and terrorism

• Political activism

What did Emma Goldman believe could be created through an anarchist movement?

• A self-governing world

• A utopian society

• A communist state

• A capitalist economy

What word is used to describe Emma Goldman's life?

• Operatic

• Ordinary

• Boring

• Predictable

What did Emma Goldman carry with her when she arrived in America?

• Five dollars and a sewing machine

• A suitcase full of clothes

• A letter of recommendation

• A map of the city