What is the significance of Ifẹ art in relation to religion?

• Ifẹ art is primarily used for decorative purposes.

• Ifẹ art serves as a medium for worship and reflects the spiritual beliefs of the Yoruba people.

• Ifẹ art has no connection to Yoruba culture.

• Ifẹ art is only relevant in modern art movements.

How did the Benin Kingdom's trade routes influence its economy?

• The trade routes had no impact on the economy whatsoever.

• The trade routes primarily focused on agricultural products only.

• The trade routes enhanced the economy by increasing wealth through the exchange of valuable goods and attracting foreign traders.

• The trade routes decreased wealth by limiting access to goods.

Describe the political structure of the Oyo Empire.

• The Oyo Empire was governed by a democratic assembly of citizens.

• The political structure of the Oyo Empire was a centralized monarchy led by the Alaafin, supported by a council of chiefs (Oyo Mesi) and provincial governors (Baale).

• The political structure was a loose confederation of tribes with no central authority.

• The Alaafin ruled with absolute power without any council or governors.

What role did governance play in Igbo land?

• Governance eliminated community participation and imposed strict rules.

• Governance in Igbo land was solely based on a monarchy system.

• Governance in Igbo land facilitated decentralized authority, community participation, and consensus-based decision-making.

• Governance was irrelevant to the social structure of Igbo land.

How did the Hausa city-states develop their economy?

• By relying solely on fishing and hunting

• Through government subsidies and foreign aid

• The Hausa city-states developed their economy through trade, agriculture, and craftsmanship.

• Through military conquest and expansion

What materials were commonly used in Ifẹ art?

• Marble, steel, plastic

• Copper, silver, fabric

• Wood, glass, clay

• Terracotta, bronze, ivory

Which deities were primarily worshipped in Ifẹ religion?

• Brahma

• Ra

• Olokun, Obatala, Sango, Oshun

• Zeus

What were the main goods traded along the Benin trade routes?

• Gold, spices, and ceramics

• Wheat, sugar, and coffee

• Ivory, pepper, textiles, and slaves

• Coal, iron, and machinery

How was power distributed in the Oyo Empire?

• Power was solely held by the regional governors.

• The power was distributed equally among all citizens.

• Only the Oyo Mesi had the authority to make decisions.

• Power was distributed among the Alaafin, Oyo Mesi, and regional governors.

What was the role of the council of elders in Igbo governance?

• The council of elders organized trade agreements with neighboring tribes.

• The council of elders acted as advisors and decision-makers, ensuring the community's customs were upheld and resolving disputes.

• The council of elders was responsible for collecting taxes from the community.

• The council of elders enforced laws through military power.