The main motive behind imperialism has been aforetime categorised as primarily

being to obtain and control a supply of raw materials for industries

to colonise less developed states

the socio-economic transformation agenda for Africa

to expand socio-cultural territories of the Western powers

being to obtain and control a supply of raw materials for industries

The most remarkable acheivement of the Buhari's Military regime is the

Structural Adjustment Programme

One of the following is not credited with the General Obasanjo's military regime

the Structural Adjustment Programme

the Universal Primary Education Program

the Festival of Arts and Culture

the Structural Adjustment Programme

All but one of the following played vital roles in the expansion of the missionary movements into Africa

the prevalence of western education

the regeneration of the African people

humanitarian conscience for Africa

the prevalence of western education

The end of the Era of Princes in Ethiopia was a key factor in

centralising power in the hands of the Emperors of Ethiopia

decentralising state power in the hands of Provincial heads

centralising power in the hands of the Emperors of Ethiopia

the conquest of Southern Ethiopia

motivating the Italo-Egyptian invasion of Ethiopia

The central agenda of the Muhammad Ali's hegemonic rule was the

the exploitation of natural resources for development finance in Egypt

annexation of Sudan as an Ottoman-Egyptian Colony

King Jaja of Opobo was forcibly removed for ...

conspiracy against the British colonialists

the attempt to declare the freedom of his people from colonial rule

his resistance to slave trading

Igbo's active resistance to the British Colonial rule is particularly because of the

egalitarian nature of their society

impression that the British officials favoured the Northerners

maladministration of the British Indirect rule Policy

regressive taxation of their society

egalitarian nature of their society

One critical factor that led to the Mfecane was the

ageing population in Southern Africa

apartheid regime in South Africa

decline in the growth of civilization

The Centenary Anniversary of Nigeria was done to commemorate Nigeria's

Amalgamation of January 1st 1914

Independence ceremony of October 1st 1960

Amalgamation of January 1st 1914

Republican Achievements of May 29th 1999

Amalgamation of February 1st, 1914

... has primarily led to the growth of Islamic reform movements in many sub-Saharan African countries

The crisis of modernisation of the 20th Century

The new discoveries on the inadequacies of Islam

The shift in the belief and religious system of Islam

The rigidity in the use of Arabic language

The Mahdiyya Movement in Sudan overthrew the ...

Ottoman-Egyptian Regime in the early 1880s

Italo-Egyptian Regime in the early 1880s

Italo-Egyptian Regime in the early 1890s

Ottoman-Egyptian Regime in the early 1880s

Ottoman-Egyptian Regime in the early 1890s

The .... was the programme initiated to institutionalise the local government system in Nigeria

Local Government Reform of 1976

Local Government Reform of 1979

Municipal Local Authority Reform of 1976

Municipal Local Authority Reform of 1979

One critical factor which spurred the abrupt termination of the Nigerian fledging democracy in the First Republic was the

nationwide corruption by the politicians

urge for sectional military representation in government

issue of tribalism and nepotism

use of the soldiers to quell civil unrests and riots

JAMB UTME - History - 2019 | Green Bridge CBT

Question 1 Report

In 17th Century, the Dutch settlers largely relied on ... to build up South Africa

natural resources

government proceeds

black South African slaves

basic social infrastructures

Answer Details

In the 17th century, Dutch settlers largely relied on black South African slaves to build up South Africa. The Dutch East India Company, which controlled the Cape Colony, needed a large workforce to establish a settlement and grow crops to supply their ships. To meet this demand, they imported slaves from Angola, Mozambique, and other parts of Africa to work on farms and in households. Over time, the slave population grew and became an essential part of the economy. They were used for a variety of tasks, such as farming, construction, and domestic work. Despite the harsh conditions and treatment, the slave population also contributed to the cultural diversity of the region. It's worth noting that while natural resources, government proceeds, and basic social infrastructure were also important factors in building up South Africa, in the 17th century, it was the labor of black South African slaves that played a crucial role in the development of the region.






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