Kenya ,Nigeria, Southafrica, nationalism independence, pan-afric

Kenya Why colonized

• A. Nationalism lead to the Kenyans feeling that their land was taken unfairly

• B. Nationalism lead to the Kenyans feeling that their land was taken unfairly

• C. Another impact of colonial rule was it exacerbated class differences

• D. because of its resources and comfortable climate

Leader of the nationalist movement

• A. Kenya anti-colonial activist and politician who governed Kenya as its Prime Minister

• B. , leader of the Kenyan independence movement, is released by British colonial authorities after nearly nine years of imprisonment and detention

• C. British trading company, Imperial British East Africa Company, was set up and posted to administer Kenya under the name British East Africa Protectorate.

• D. For many who knew him during his lifetime, the name Acentus Akuku 'Danger'

Reasons for independence

• A. was elected the first minister of the newly independent Kenya. This occurred almost 80 years after the Europea

• B. The Mau Mau uprising convinced the British of the need for reform in Kenya

• C. British East Africa Company, was set up and posted to administer Kenya

• D. the British Empire established the East Africa Protectorate

Independence achieved by results

• A . coalition government of the two parties was formed in 1962

• B. Although the British hoped to hand over power

• C. after elections in May 1963 Kenyatta became prime minister

• D. the legacy left led to the Kenyan independence in 1963

Nigeria why colonized

• A. The British targeted Nigeria because of its resources.

• B. The British wanted products like palm oil and palm kernel

• C. The two protectorates were joined in 1914

• D. 1900 have been known under the name of Nigeria

Nigeria leader of the nationalist movement

• A. Azikiwe increasingly became the dominant Nigerian nationalist leader

• B. The triumvirate also is known as Lal Bal Pal

• C. The president was Dr Kofo Abayomi. Ernest Ikoli was Cvice president

• D. The Nigerian Youth Movement (NYM), formed in 1934, was the first politicalD