History Examination for Form Four| Pre Necta| 17 Feb. 18
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Answer all questions
SECTION A (10 marks)
1.
For each of the items (i) to (v), choose the
correct answer from among the given alternatives and write its letter beside
the item number in the answer booklet provided.
i.
Why some areas experienced more intensive
scramble than others?
A. Availability
of money in the colonies
B.
Presence of weak armies
C.
Availability of natural resources
D. They were source of historical knowledge
ii.
The following were the resolutions of Berlin
Conference
A. To
abolish slave trade in their colonies
B.
To introduce Capitalism in their colonies
C.
To fight poverty in Africa
D. To make sure that, each nation have it’s
own national anthem
iii.
This is the causes of African reaction EXCEPT
A. Land
alienation
B.
Taxation
C.
Oppression and humiliation
D. Introduction of neo – colonialism in their
colonies
iv.
The Berlin
Conference of ……………….. was a meeting between European nations to create rules on how to
peacefully divide Africa among them for colonization.
A. 1883
– 84
B.
1884 – 85
C.
1882 – 85
D. 1884 – 86
v.
……………….. refers to a situation whereby strong
nations dominate weak ones economically, politically, militarily or culturally.
A. Exploitation
B.
Oppression
C.
Seggregation
D. Colonialism
SECTION B (10 marks)
2.
Match the stems in List A with the
correct responses in List B by writing the letter of the correct response
beside the item number in the answer booklet provided.
List A
i. This is a colonial
system of administration, whereby, African traditional rules were involved in
administering their fellow Africans.
ii. The Europeans did not
want to interfere with the African traditional systems of administration.
iii. It prevailed in the
colonies after the failure of the assimilation policy.
iv. This was a colonial
system of administration whereby the colonies were governed by Europeans
officials at the top position, Arabs Akidas and Liwalis were at the
bottom.
v. The French used this
term to refer to a system of administration that aimed at creating French Black
Africans among the West Africans who would be French citizens.
List B
a. Assimilation policy
b. Motive for
application of association policy
c. Motive for
application of assimilation policy
d. Direct rule
e. Indirect rule
f. Motive for
application of indirect rule
g. Motive for
application of direct rule
h. Association policy
SECTION C (20 marks)
3.
Give short answers to the following
questions:
i.
Explain
the meaning of colonial economy.
ii.
Mention
four tactics used to create colonial labour.
iii.
Draw
a sketch map of different African nations indicating colonial transport systems
and mining areas.
SECTION D (60 marks)
4.
Analyse critically the tactics used to
establish the colonial economy. (Six Points)
5.
With vivid examples discuss the objectives of
colonial education. (Six points).
6.
What were the aftermaths of the First World
War? (Six points).