Take This Quiz About "Négritude"

The term "Négritude" arises from the __________ language.

In the political setup, Negritude was brought in to reject colonialism.

________ was a poet who is credited for coining the word "Négritude".

One of the major movements that the advocates of Négritude believed in was __________.

Activists and intellectuals applied _________ political philosophy, in the Black radical tradition.

The term used to refer to the people who had been displaced from their motherland in large groups to another country is __________.

_____________ was a movement started by African Americans in the United States 1960s and was inspired by Negritude.

The poem "Black Woman" sums up the concept of Négritude and personifies Africa as a ___________.

Pick out the Négritude poet who wrote the poem "Black Woman":

Négritude was seen as a call for all Africans to celebrate their race and to be proud of being black.

__________ is a concept that implies that a minority group or culture must resemble a society's majority group and take up their values and beliefs.

The Négritude philosophical movement came to action during _______.

The Dutch Renaissance greatly influenced the Négritude philosophy.

_________ was a writer and poet who is considered to be one among the first to lay the theoretical groundwork of Négritude.

The Nardal sisters were among the first female black writers to be vocal about the problems faced by black people.

The philosophy of Négritude opposed __________ against black communities.

The three major personalities that are credited for starting the Négritude movement were Aimé Césaire, Leopold Senghor, and __________.

According to Aimé Césaire, the "decolonization of the mind" could be achieved only by the acceptance of "blackness". 

Leopold Senghor's involvement in the Négritude ensured the independence of _________ from French colonizers.

____________ considered Négritude to be an "anti-racist racism" movement.