COLONIALISM IN NIGERIA WITH MR ALABELEWE BENJAMIN

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This image is depicting what?

• salutary neglect

• mercantilism

• Great Awakening

• freedom of speech

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What is mercantilism and how does it aim to impact a nation's economy?

• A theory to maximize imports

• A method to reduce exports

• An economic theory to maximize exports and minimize imports

• A strategy to eliminate trade

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What is the primary goal of mercantilism as described in the text?

• To reduce budget deficit

• To increase surplus budget

• To lower tariffs on goods

• To promote free trade

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What is the primary goal of mercantilism as depicted in the diagram?

• To increase imports

• To maintain a favorable balance of trade

• To reduce exports

• To acquire more colonies

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What is imperialism and how does it relate to capitalism?

• A political ideology

• A military strategy

• A form of economic control

• A cultural exchange

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What does the crown symbolize in the context of colonialism?

• Power

• Wealth

• Religion

• All of the above

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What is colonialism defined as?

• An imposition of a more developed culture over a less developed one

• A practice of mutual cooperation between countries

• A method of cultural exchange

• A form of economic partnership

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Evaluate the effects of colonialism on African nations. Which of the following was a common consequence?

• The establishment of democratic governments

• The development of advanced technology

• The exploitation of natural resources

• The unification of African tribes

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What is the significance of the military formation shown in the image?

• It represents a historical event

• It is a training exercise

• It shows a ceremonial inspection

• It is a recruitment event

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What does the image depict regarding the interaction between the armed forces and civilians?

• A peaceful negotiation

• A violent confrontation

• A community gathering

• A military parade

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Who is depicted as the King of Ejayboo in the image?

• Governor of Lagos

• King of Ejayboo

• Local Chief

• Colonial Officer

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What cultural or historical significance can be inferred from the attire and activities depicted in the image?

• Traditional attire

• Modern fashion

• Cultural exchange

• Historical reenactment

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What historical event is depicted in the image involving the aircraft and the people gathered around it?

• The first commercial flight

• The introduction of military aviation

• The development of commercial air travel

• The first flight across the Atlantic

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What is neo-colonialism?

• A policy to promote independence

• A tactic to maintain control over former colonies

• A form of cultural exchange

• A method of economic cooperation

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What does the cartoon illustrate about the change in oppression from slavery to media control?

• The West has changed its methods of control

• Media is more effective than slavery

• Slavery was a better form of control

• The West no longer controls anyone

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What were the major factors that led European countries to scramble for Africa during the late 19th century?

• Industrial Revolution

• Political Stability

• Cultural Exchange

• Technological Advancements

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What significant event took place at the Berlin conference of 1884/85 regarding West Africa?

• The colonization of Nigeria, Ghana, Gambia, and Sierra-Leone

• The independence of Nigeria

• The abolition of slavery in West Africa

• The establishment of the United Nations

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What is the name of the region referred to in the title?

• The Southern Protectorate

• The Eastern Protectorate

• The Northern Protectorate

• The Western Protectorate

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Which of the following describes a system of indirect rule?

• Imperial powers send their own officials to administer their colonies.
• Imperial powers absorb territory into their existing political systems.
  
• Imperial powers govern their colonies using local rulers.
• Imperial powers give up spheres of influence to trading companies.

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What was the role of Sir Frederick Lord Lugard in the Northern Protectorate?

• He was the British High Commissioner

• He introduced Direct Rule

• He was the Father of Direct Rule

• He enforced colonial regulations

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*Distance from Great Britain
*Need for lawmaking structure
*Traditional rights of Englishmen

Salutary Neglect (England stays out of colonial affairs)
Which of the following best explains these four ideals?

• Created a general council to manage the colonies
• Experienced strict control of Parliment
• Established thier own representative institutions
• Appointed Governors who reported to the King

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Consider this primary source from page 31 of your reader.

What does this passage mean?

• Indirect rule allowed Ghanaian political systems to continue existing without interference from the British.

• The British were widely supported by the Ghanians and they believed that indirect rule was supporting their interests.

• The British were doing an excellent job of supporting local African chiefs and institutions

• Ghanaians were concerned that the British did not care about African customs and only wanted elected officials who would support their interests.

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Who is depicted in the image?

• Sir Frederick John Dealtry Lugard

• Sir Winston Churchill

• Queen Victoria

• King George V

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What was the first capital of the Northern Protectorate?

• Lokoja

• Zungeru

• Hong Kong

• Lagos

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Who was the first British High Commissioner of the Southern Protectorate?

• Sir Walter Egerton

• Sir Ralph Moor

• Sir John Smith

• Sir Henry Jones

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Which empire was known as "the empire on which the sun never sets"?

• The Roman Empire

• The British Empire

• The Ottoman Empire

• The Mongol Empire

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What was the main economic activity in the British Empire's colonies in the Caribbean?

• Mining

• Agriculture

• Fishing

• Manufacturing

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What position, during the Royal colony, was John Reynolds, Henry Ellis, and John Wright appointed by the King?

• Committee of the colony

• Royal Governors

• Guards of the King

• Royal Horsemen

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What role did nationalism play in the decolonization process?

• It discouraged local cultures

• It promoted economic dependency on colonial powers

• It fostered a sense of identity and unity among colonized people

• It led to the establishment of monarchies

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