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Imperialist Penetration - Jamb Government Past Questions and Answers

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Jamb Government Past Questions

Question 86:


Tubman Goldie was famous for the

A. Suppression of local rulers
B. Merger British companies into the United Africa Company
C. Akassa Raid
D. Treaty of friendship and the race to Nikk


Question 87:


One significant aspect of the legislative council of 19922 was that

A. Africans were in the majority
B. It made laws only for the southern provinces
C. The colony of lagos and the protectorate of southern nigeria were merged
D. Laws governing land ownership in the north were extended to the south


Question 88:


Nationalist activities were earlier in British than in French West Africa because the

A. French West Africans were not interested in having self government
B. British colonialists were no longer interested in governing their acquired territories
C. French addministrative polices did not allow for poltical agitation
D. Nationalists their french counterparts


Question 89:


In British West Africa, the elective principle was first introduced in

A. Nigeria
B. Ghana
C. Sierra Leone
D. The Gambia


Question 90:


A throny issue during the 1957/58 Nigerian constitutional conferences was the

A. Leadership of the first post-independence government
B. Problem of ethnic minorities
C. Control of the mid - west by the western region
D. Status of lagos






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