Universal Negro Improvement Association Goals

The transcript discusses the Universal Negro Improvement Association's (UNIA) mission to unite 400 million Negroes worldwide to improve their industrial, commercial, educational, social, and political conditions. It highlights the historical disunity among Negroes and the UNIA's efforts to overcome it by organizing 4 million Negroes globally. The UNIA calls for unity to build a nation in Africa, with a focus on Nigeria, and emphasizes the potential of Negroes to achieve greatness through unity and self-determination.

What is the primary mission of the Universal Negro Improvement Association?

• To promote African art and culture

• To unite 400 million Negroes worldwide

• To establish trade relations with Europe

• To create educational programs in America

Which groups are mentioned as working towards their own national destinies?

• The Americans, Canadians, and Mexicans

• The English, French, and Germans

• The Russians, Indians, and Brazilians

• The Australians, New Zealanders, and South Africans

What has been the major issue for Negroes over the last 500 years?

• Political oppression

• Economic instability

• Disunity

• Lack of education

How many organized Negroes has the Universal Negro Improvement Association brought together in recent years?

• 4 million

• 2 million

• 1 million

• 3 million

What is the ultimate goal for Negroes according to the Universal Negro Improvement Association?

• To form alliances with Asian countries

• To integrate into American society

• To establish a government in Africa

• To migrate to Europe

Where has the Universal Negro Improvement Association already established itself in Africa?

• Nigeria

• Kenya

• Egypt

• South Africa

What is required from every Negro to make the dream of a government in Africa a reality?

• Artistic contributions

• Moral and financial support

• Military service

• Political campaigns

What is the belief about the Negro's capabilities according to the speech?

• Negroes can achieve what other men have done

• Negroes should rely on external help

• Negroes are limited in their potential

• Negroes should focus on artistic endeavors

What is the envisioned outcome for Negroes in Africa?

• To focus solely on agriculture

• To remain in their current state

• To rise to the highest position in the African commonwealth

• To become a part of European nations

What is the role of pioneers sent by the organization to Nigeria?

• To teach local languages

• To establish trade routes

• To lay foundations for future development

• To explore new territories