Black Panther Party and Black Power Movement Quiz

What was the primary inspiration for the Black Panther Party?

• The Civil Rights Movement

• The Black Power Movement

• The Women's Rights Movement

• The Anti-War Movement

What did the Black Panthers represent for the black community?

• A middle-class movement

• A return to traditional values

• A violent uprising

• A new form of community leadership

Which of the following was NOT one of the Black Panthers' demands?

• Land, justice, and housing

• Full employment for black people

• An end to the robbery by the white man

• A return to Africa

Why did mainstream America find the Black Panthers frightening?

• Their support for the government

• Their lack of organization

• Their implied threats of violence

• Their peaceful protests

How did some young people view the Black Panther Party's programs?

• As a way to gain personal power

• As a positive and empowering movement

• As irrelevant to their lives

• As a negative influence

What types of community programs did the Black Panthers organize?

• Business seminars and investment clubs

• Religious gatherings and prayer meetings

• Sports leagues and music festivals

• Voter registration drives, health centers, and food distribution

What led to the decline of the Black Panther Party by the early 1970s?

• Financial difficulties

• Repression by law enforcement

• Lack of public support

• Internal conflicts

How did the Black Power movement differ from the Civil Rights Movement?

• It focused on peaceful protests

• It sought equality with whites

• It was a middle-class movement

• It emphasized black pride and self-expression

What cultural impact did the Black Power movement have?

• Increased support for the government

• A focus on economic development

• Adoption of African names and traditions

• A return to European customs

What was a common activity in homes influenced by the Black Power movement?

• Organizing sports events

• Attending government meetings

• Practicing European traditions

• Learning about African culture