ghana/kenya

what is the definition of pan africanism

• a movement & ideology that advocates for the unity and solidarity of people of african descent

• a small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution

• a political & economic system where the government controls the means of production

• a decentralized political & social movement that aims to highlight racism & to promote anti-racism

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no african countries were able to avoid being colonized by the europeans

• true

• false

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who was the leader of ghana that helped gain independence

• kwame nkrumah

• jomo kenyatta

• william ruto

• john mahama

who was the leader of kenya that helped gain independence

• william ruto

• kwame nkrumah

• jomo kenyatta

• john mahama

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what is the convention people's party (CPP)

• a political party in keyna based on the ideas of the first president of kenya, jomo kenyatta

• negotiation between men

• people who share the same ideas about how the government should be run and what it should do

• a socialist political party in ghana based on the ideas of the first president of ghana, kwame nkrumah

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mau mau rebellion

• a period of radical political and social upheaval in france that began in 1789 and led to the overthrow of the monarchy and the establishment of a republic

• a radical political and religious upheaval in china that lasted from 1850 to 1864, ravaged 17 provinces, and took an estimated 20 million lives

• nationalist uprising in Kenya during the 1950s, was primarily driven by the desire for land

how did ghana gain independence

• led by kwame nkrumah and his (CPP), culminating in a vote for independence

• decades of resistance, including nonviolent protests and civil disobedience

• after elections in may 1963 jomo became prime minister under a constitution that gave independence

• gaining a foothold on the mainland & then using korea as a stepping-stone to conquer

how did kenya gain independence

• gaining a foothold on the mainland & then using korea as a stepping-stone to conquer

• after elections in may 1963 jomo became prime minister under a constitution that gave independence

• led by kwame nkrumah and his (CPP), culminating in a vote for independence

• decades of resistance, including nonviolent protests and civil disobedience

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pan africanism is a belief in

• african diversity

• african unity

• african art

• african imperialism

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why did the british colonize kenya and ghana

• economic reasons

• natural goods

• land expropriation

• exploition