WorksheetsThe anti-imperialist and international feminist activity of Funm
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
What was the main focus of FRK?
Help colonizers gain control
Help build the self esteem of women
Fight for human rights
encourage women to join her nationalist movement
Where did FRK officially start her career as a political activits?
The United sSates
Abeokuta
England
Nigeria
Why was Constance Cummings- Johns disappointed when she came to the U.S?
the stereotypes of Africa from fellow African Americans
the lack of awareness of what was happening in Africa
all the racism she saw present
the inequality in the U.S
what caused FRK incursion of organizing women on a national level?
realizing the support all women need
she wanted to broaden her horizon on women's activism
the creation of the AWU
the founding of the NWU
which organization was among the most important nationalist parties in Nigeria?
The National Council of Women's Societies (NCWS)
National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC)
Federation of Nigerian Women's Societies (FNWS)
Nigerian Women's Union (NWU)
Azikiwe called for a women to be present in the delegation , FRK was not the first choice of women to be present, who was?
Madam Alimotu Pelewura
Michelle Obama
Lucretia Phyllis Omoyeni Adeosolu
Constance Cummings-John
FRK published a controversial article titled "We had Equality 'til Britain Came' in which she argues one of the following..
Nigerian women deserve to have a proper education if wanting to prosper
Women are more than capable of being on their own with no man
Colonizers are cowards that decided to colonize Africa because of the simplicity it would take
colonialism had marginalized Nigerian women in the political and economic spheres
The article titled “The Indoctrina- tion of Africans” cited FRK as an example of which of the following..
women's nationalist hero
communist manipulation
trouble for colonizers
a women that does not give up
why did the colonial power deny her passport renewal request?
the believed she was influencing Nigerian women to be communists
they thought it was a temporary way to slow her down
they were tired of her rebelling against them
they were scared of the power she held
