WorksheetsMalcolm X and Mandela's Messages
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
1. What did Malcolm X say racism should be seen as?
A Political issue
A Civil Rights issue
A Human Rights issue
A Legal misunderstanding
Why did Mandela support armed resistance?
To gain media attention
It was suggested by the UN
To follow other African Nations
Peaceful protests failed
What is "tokenism", according to Malcom X's claims?
Celebrating Black culture
Promoting all Black leaders
Highlighting one person for "show"
Giving full equality to Black people
What was Mandela's main message to African Nations?
Stay neutral
Rely on the UN
Work Independently
Stay united
Why did Malcolm X say imagery was dangerous?
It shaped how Black people saw themselves
It created beauty standards
It exposed injustice
It boosted African pride
Who helped put pressure on South Africa to end "apartheid"?
South African (businesses)
Only the United Nations
African countries
The U.S.
What global issue did Malcolm X compare the Black American struggle to?
Economic inflation
Environmental justice
Worldwide colonialism
Freedom on social platforms
Why was Malcolm X denied entry into Paris
He had no passport
He was protested at the airport
France feared his influence
He was on the "no-fly" list
What did Mandela say was key to freedom?
Peace Treaties
Aid from other countries
Self-determination
Rallies and news spreading worldwide
How did Malcolm X say the media portrayed Black resistance?
As peaceful
As heroic
As criminal
As progressive
