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Kwanzaa Quiz
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What is kujichagulia?
self-determination (the ability to control your own life)
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Who started the Kwanzaa holiday?
Maulana Karenga
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Name at least three symbols of Kwanzaa
fruit, vegetables, nuts; straw mat; candleholder; maize; gifts; communal cup; candles
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What colors are the candles of Kwanzaa?
red, green and black
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What is ujima?
collective responsibility (build and maintain our entire community)
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When is Kwanzaa celebrated?
from December 26 to January1.
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What s Kwanzaa?
a holdiay that affirms the African family and its social values
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What is imani?
faith (honoring our traditions as a family and community.)
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What is maize?
corn
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What is umoja?
unity (being united or joined as a whole)
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In what year did Kwanzaa begin?
1966
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What is Kuumba?
creativity (leaving the community better than it was when we became a prat of it)
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Where does the concept of Kwanzaa come from?
Souther Africa first-fruits celebrations
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Where is Kwanzaa celebrated?
in the United States and in some Carribean countries
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Is Kwanzaa a religious holiday?
no, it is nonpolitical and nonreligious
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How many Kwanzaa principles are there?
seven
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What is ujamaa?
cooperative economics (commitment to the practice of shared social wealth and the work necessary to achieve it)
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What does karamu refer to?
the Kwanzaa community feast
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What language is the word Kwanzaa derived from?
Swahili
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What is the kinara?
it is the candleholder
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What is nia?
Purpose (not just personal goals, but goals that benefit the community)
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