National Value

What were the main kingdoms in pre-colonial Nigeria?

• Songhai Empire

• Ashanti Kingdom

• Oyo Empire, Kingdom of Benin, Hausa city-states, Kingdom of Nri

• Mali Empire

How did trade influence the development of pre-colonial Nigeria?

• Trade was primarily focused on agricultural products in pre-colonial Nigeria.

• Trade had no impact on the economy of pre-colonial Nigeria.

• Trade significantly influenced the economic, social, and political development of pre-colonial Nigeria.

• Trade only affected the northern regions of Nigeria.

What role did the British play in the colonization of Nigeria?

• The British played no significant role in the colonization of Nigeria.

• The British colonized Nigeria by establishing control through military conquest, treaties, and administrative governance.

• The British colonized Nigeria by promoting local leadership and autonomy.

• The British primarily focused on trade and did not establish any governance in Nigeria.

When did Nigeria officially become a British colony?

• 1914

• 1890

• 1920

• 1901

What was the impact of colonial rule on Nigerian society?

• Colonial rule had no significant effect on cultural practices.

• Colonial rule improved local economies and trade relations.

• Colonial rule strengthened traditional governance systems.

• Colonial rule disrupted traditional structures, exploited resources, altered cultural practices, and imposed foreign governance.

Name one major resistance movement against colonial rule in Nigeria.

• Nigerian Civil War

• Biafran War

• Pan-African Congress

• Aba Women's Riot

What is the significance of the Nigerian flag?

• The Nigerian flag symbolizes the country's military strength.

• The colors of the Nigerian flag represent its colonial past.

• The significance of the Nigerian flag lies in its representation of the country's natural resources and the aspiration for peace and unity.

• The flag is a tribute to Nigeria's historical leaders.

How does Nigeria's cultural heritage reflect its diversity?

• The cultural heritage of Nigeria is irrelevant to its national identity.

• Nigeria's cultural heritage showcases its diversity through various ethnic groups, languages, and traditions.

• Nigeria's cultural heritage is solely based on its colonial history.

• Nigeria has only one dominant culture with no ethnic diversity.

What are some traditional Nigerian festivals?

• Mardi Gras Festival

• Oktoberfest Festival

• Osun-Osogbo Festival, Durbar Festival, Eyo Festival

• Carnival Festival

What languages are commonly spoken in Nigeria?

• Swahili, Zulu, Tamil

• French, Spanish, Arabic

• Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, and English

• Mandarin, Russian, German