Liberal Fascism - Chapter Five
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A 10-question quiz on Chapter Five of Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg, entitled "The 1960s: Fascism Takes to the Streets".
- 1.What American university was taken over by a violent paramilitary leftist organization in 1969?
- A.
Harvard
- B.
Yale
- C.
Cornell
- D.
UC-Berkeley
- 2.What did the radicals of the New Left seek to do?
- A.
End the Vietnam War
- B.
Revamp the political system
- C.
Eliminate the bourgeoisie
- D.
Redefine human nature
- 3.What percentage of German university students supported the Nazi Student Organization in 1931?
- A.
60 percent
- B.
50 percent
- C.
25 percent
- D.
10 percent
- 4.What is the name of the literary theory, first coined by Nazi ideologues, that holds there is no single meaning to any text?
- A.
Chomskism
- B.
Deconstruction
- C.
Dadaism
- D.
Devolution
- 5.What is a significant connection between the leftist radicals of the 1960s and the historical fascisti?
- A.
They were both antisemitic
- B.
They both subscribed to the cult of action
- C.
They both sought to nationalize the arms industries.
- D.
They both supported international military expansion
- 6.The avante-garde fascists idealized ______ as an end in itself.
- 7.To what philosophy did the intellectuals of the SDS adhere?
- A.
Dialectical materialism
- B.
Kantean manicheanism
- C.
Nihilistic futilism
- D.
Existential pragmatism
- 8.What was the signature document of the New Left?
- A.
The Seneca Falls Declaration
- B.
The Providence Manifesto
- C.
The Port Huron Statement
- D.
The Chicago Dictate
- 9.What did Tom Hayden say that three out of four students believed the USA needed in 1962?
- A.
An end to the draft
- B.
Affirmative action
- C.
Direct democracy
- D.
A strong, fearless leader
- 10.How many attacks did the Weather Underground commit in 1969 and 1970?
- A.
12
- B.
47
- C.
95
- D.
250
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