The major reason for Nigeria’s interest in the Liberian Civil War was to save herself from

Freeman pioneered Methodist missionary activity in Yorubaland; Baikie led the 1857 missionary expedition to the North; Skessor worked together to abolish some negative traditional practices in Calabar.

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Question 30 Report

The Native Authority system in Northern Nigerian was established to

assist in the collection of taxes and general administration Correct answer

regulate the number of European District Officers

treamline electoral laws in the area

support the spread of Christian missionary activities.

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Question 31 Report

Which of the following groups belongs to the Jos Plateau?

Gbagyi and Nupe

Idoma and Igede

Berom and Angas
Correct answer

Jukun and Tiv.

Answer Details

The Idoma and Tiv can be found in the Benue area, the Nupe in present Niger state and the Juleun in present Taraba State.

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Question 32 Report

The most significant act of statesmanship associated with
Abdulsalami regime was

promulgate the 1999 Constitution

handing over power to a civilian government Correct answer

the release of political prisoners

organizing successful general elections.

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Question 33 Report

Islam was introduced in Kano during the reign of

Sarkin Kano Ibrahim Dabo

Sarkin Kano Kanajeji

Sarkin Kano Muhammadu Rumfa

Sarkin Kano Yaji.
Correct answer

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Question 34 Report

Sabon Gari settlement in most parts of colonial Nigeria harboured mostly

people other than the indigenes Correct answer

indigenes who were Muslims

strangers who were Muslims only

European traders and missionaries

Answer Details

Strangers whether muslims or otherwise in each settlement were settle in quarters called Sabon Gari.

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Question 35 Report

By 1700, the Portuguese had been expelled from all their coastal strongholds in East Africa by the

Arab traders Correct answer

English traders

Belgium traders

Indian traders.

Answer Details

Arab traders from all the East African coastal states came together to expel the Portuguese who had become weak at that time.

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Question 36 Report

The Egba welcomed the British missionaries in the 19th century because

of their desire to accept Christianity

of their quest for Western education

they wanted British protection Correct answer

they wanted to established trade with the British.

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Question 37 Report

A factor responsible for the growth of large towns among the Yoruba was the

absence of conflict in the area

concentration of Europeans in the area

fertile nature of the soil in the area Correct answer

high centralization of authority in the area.

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Question 38 Report

The emergence of states in Hausaland was mainly attributed to

wars of conquest

immigration of groups

trading activities Correct answer

population increase

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Question 39 Report

In the 18th century, Zaria was under the influence of

Borno Correct answer

Daura

Kano

Sokoto

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Question 40 Report

The Royal Niger Company was renamed

British West African Company

United African Company Correct answer

Lever Brothers NigeriaPlc

Leventis Nigeria Plc.

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Trans-atlantic Slave Trade

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Question 41 Report

The principal target of the Aba Women demonstrators of 1929 were the

European traders

Warrant chiefs Correct answer

Christian missionaries

Court clerks.

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Question 42 Report

The British government took over the control of the Colony of Sierra Leone in 1807 in order to use it as a

major trading port in the West African region

centre for the spread of British culture

base for anti-slave trade naval patrol Correct answer

base to penet West African interior.

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Question 43 Report

The area later referred to as Cameroon was mandated toFrance and Britain

France and Britain

Portugal and Spain

Belgium and Italy Correct answer

Germany and Belgium.

Answer Details

A small strip of land in the North and West was given to Britain while the larger part was handed over the France.

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Question 44 Report

The collapse of Kanem under Dunama Debalemi was attributed to

poor economic system

lack of a standing army

conflict among the ruling class Correct answer

lack of a sound political structure.

Answer Details

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Question 45 Report

The rise of Shaka the Zulu was a result
of the

introduction of new military tactics Correct answer

support he got from the Boer

wealth he acquired from heavy taxation

decentralization of political authority.

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Question 46 Report

The immediate cause of the Nigerian Civil War was the

coup detat of January 1966 Correct answer

crisis in the Western region

poor social policy of the First Republic

crisis of the 1962 Census

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Question 47 Report

The Mahdiyya Movement in the sudan was principally a reaction against

internal oppression

northern domination

foreign pressures Correct answer

economic difficulties.

Answer Details

Khedwe Ismail of Egypt had attempted to suppress slave trade in Egypt and that would deal a devastating blow to the economy of the Sudan.

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Question 48 Report

The women who wielded political influence in Borno were

Magara, Magira and Gumsu Correct answer

Gumsu, Daurama and Magira

Turunku, Magara and Gumsu

Daurama, Turunku and Kaugama.

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Question 49 Report

A major cause of depopulation in Nigeria in the 18th century was

A major cause of depopulation in Nigeria in the 18th century was Correct answer

the trans-Saharan trade

human sacrifice

inter-ethnic warfare.

Answer Details

The Trans-Saharan Trade which had been on for many centuries included several articles of trade of which slaves were later added; human sacrifice was only carried on a very small scale; interethnic warfare took place majorly in the nineteenth century.

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Islamic Reform Movements And State Building In West Africa

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Question 50 Report

The nationalist leaders who played prominent roles during Zimbabwe’s struggle for independence were

Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo Correct answer

Abel Muzerewaand Kamuzu Banda

Sam Nujoma and Chris Hani

Ndabaningi Sithole and Augustiho Neto.

Answer Details

Banda led his country Malawi to independence, Neto was at the forefront of Angola’s nationalism, Nujoma in Namibia; Muzorewa and Sithole and were protégés of the Colonial Administration in Zimbabwe.

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