1. How did Malcolm’s father, Earl Little, meet his end?

2. Which of the following statements best describes Malcolm’s life at the Swerlins’ home?

3. Malcolm worked at the popular Roseland Ballroom in Boston as a _______________.

4. The young, attractive white woman with whom Malcolm kept company was identified as _____________.

5. Harlem, in the late 1920’s and early 1930’s, could best be described as ______________.

6. Why was Malcolm called “Detroit Red” while in Harlem?

7. Malcolm soon became a ________________while in Harlem.

8. In chapters eight and nine, Malcolm was “trapped” and “caught.” Which of these things did not really happen?

9. When a friend of Sophia’s husband came to his apartment, Malcolm _________________.

10. While in prison, Malcolm was introduced to the Nation of Islam’s teachings by_________.

Malcolm’s father was killed for spreading the teachings of The Honorable Elijah Muhammad.

Louise Little and her eight children survived using the settlement from Earl’s life insurance policy until the money was gone.

Malcolm lost his job at Small’s Paradise when he tried to “steer” an undercover agent to a prostitute.

When Malcolm lived in Harlem in the 1940’s, it was still a haven of Black culture due to the Harlem Renaissance.

In the 1940’s, the Nation of Islam taught that the white man is the devil.

Malcolm’s sister, Ella, came to mistrust him once he began spending so much time in Harlem.

Malcolm, although deeply engaged in street life, never tried drugs.

Sammy the Pimp tried to kill Malcolm for hitting his “Spanish” woman.

Shorty rescued Malcolm by taking him back to Lansing. MI.

When convicted for burglary, Sophia, her sister, Malcolm, and Shorty all received the same prison sentence.

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