Are You a '60s Radical?

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. Tom Hayden was the leader of which of these radical student groups? Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Students for a Democratic Society Weather Underground Mothers Against Drunk Driving

2. Who is credited with introducing the term "Black Power" to 1960s political discourse? Stokely Carmichael Angela Davis Malcolm X Huey Newton

3. Which of the following was not a member of the "Chicago 7"? Tom Hayden Eldridge Cleaver Jerry Rubin Abbie Hoffman

4. The Black Panther Party was a Black nationalist organization that believed that African-Americans should not work with people of other races. True False

5. This organization advocated the destruction of property in the hope of fomenting revolution in the United States. The Daughters of the American Revolution The Black Panthers The Weathermen The Yippies

6. The Young Lords was a Puerto Rican revolutionary group modeled after the Black Panthers. Who served as their lawyer? Thurgood Marshall Henry Cisneros Geraldo Rivera William Kunstler

7. This professor was removed from a teaching job at UCLA on grounds of political beliefs. Staughton Lynd Edward Teller Timothy Leary Angela Davis

8. Which of the following college campuses was NOT known as a center of student unrest in the 1960s? University of California at Berkeley National Autonomous University of Mexico Columbia University Kent State

9. This radical leader called for a transition from a "thing oriented society" to a "people oriented society" and warned of the "giant triplets of racism, materialism and militarism." Abbie Hoffman Mao Zedong Eldridge Cleaver Martin Luther King, Jr.

10. In 1965, Casey Hayden and Mary King made waves in the peace and civil rights movements by doing what? Accusing it of sexism Publishing a gossipy tell-all memoir Calling it disloyal to America Robbing a bank to raise money for the cause