NVE WEEKEND TEST WEEK 6

What year was the Macpherson Constitution introduced in Nigeria?

• 1945

• 1960

• 1954

• 1975

Which of the following were features of the Macpherson Constitution?

• A unicameral legislature with no assembly

• An electoral system based solely on population size

• Features included a House of Assembly, limited self-government, and a more representative electoral system.

• A centralized government with no local representation

Which regions were recognized under the Macpherson Constitution?

• Southern Region

• Northern Region, Western Region, Eastern Region

• Coastal Region

• Central Region

Who was the Governor-General during the introduction of the Macpherson Constitution?

• Sir John A. Macdonald

• Sir Frederick Lugard

• Sir John Macpherson

• Lord Lugard

Which of the following were advantages of the Macpherson Constitution?

• Increased political participation and representation for Nigerians.

• Limited access to education for Nigerians.

• Increased colonial control over local governments.

• Reduction of civil rights for Nigerian citizens.

What was the legislative structure of the Macpherson Constitution?

• Unicameral legislature with a single House of Representatives.

• Tricameral legislature with three separate houses.

• Bicameral legislature with a Senate and a House of Delegates.

• Bicameral legislature with a House of Assembly and a House of Chiefs.

What was the primary aim of the Macpherson Constitution?

• To introduce a more representative government in Nigeria.

• To establish a monarchy in Nigeria.

• To reduce the power of local governments.

• To eliminate all political parties in Nigeria.

How many regions were created under the Macpherson Constitution?

• 5

• 3

• 4

• 2

What type of government did the Macpherson Constitution promote?

• A limited form of self-government with a parliamentary system.

• A monarchy with absolute power held by a king.

• A totalitarian regime with no public participation.

• A military dictatorship with enforced martial law.

Which body had the power to legislate on regional matters?

• Local council

• Regional assembly or legislature

• National parliament

• Federal government