The Northern and the Southern protectorate of Nigeria were merged in what year?

The unification or amalgamation of the Northern and the Southern protectorates was done by who?

Who introduced the indirect ruling system in Nigeria?

When did Nigeria become a Republic?

The first Indigenous Governor General of Nigeria was who?

Who designed the Nigerian Natiinal flag?

Nigeria's National anthem has how many stanzas

Who composed the Nigeria's National Anthem ?

9. ----------- gave Nigeria her name.

10. What colour is the Nigerian flag?

1. ____________________ is the father of the Yoruba people .

One of these was Nigeria's ceremonial president at independence

Nigeria's civil war started in the year

The first European to visit Nigeria were the

The Northern and the Southern protectorate of Nigeria were merged in what year?

The unification or amalgamation of the Northern and the Southern protectorates was done by who?

Who introduced the indirect ruling system in Nigeria?

When did Nigeria become a Republic?

The first Indigenous Governor General of Nigeria was who?

Which of the following country's flag IS referred to as the UNION JACK

Who designed the Nigerian Natiinal flag?

Nigeria's National anthem has how many stanzas

Who composed the Nigeria's National Anthem ?

Believed that the National Bank was necessary for the government to place it's money safely and being able to promote business and manufacturing by providing loans

Saw the protective tariff as unfair to the southern farmers and only helping the northern businesses

This party was founded by and are centered on the beliefs of Thomas Jefferson

In the war between the French and the British, this party favored not helping the French because it would economically hurt the country as the British would no longer trade with the US.

This party believed that farmers were independent of the ways of government and so the economy should be based around farming that way wars and other foreign affairs problems would not disrupt our economy.

The founder of this party was Alexander Hamilton.

This party drew a lot of it's support from the North where the businesses and industry were needed because people could not depend on good farm yields due to climate and soil.

During the war between the British and the French, this party believed that our loyalty ought to remain with the French as they helped us defeat the British during the American Revolutionary War.

The Articles of Confederation was an outright disaster as the states had more power than the national government. For this reason, this party believed that the national government ought to be strong and the state governments should be weak.

The rich and the elite are too consumed with their own interest and power that allowing only them to make the decisions would not work out well for the country. The common man, given the correct amount of information, would best make decisions for all Americans. This might be a statement heard from a member of which party?

In order to promote American business and manufacturing, this party wanted a tax on foreign goods, or protective tariff, to allow American businesses the chance to compete with better established British goods.

The power given to the few in a strong national government would not work out well for most Americans. The states having more power than the national government would protect the rights of the citizens much better. This statement would probably come from a member of which party?

This party believed that the time it took for the Constitution to be written showed that the members of the Convention did not want more things added to the government and therefore a strict interpretation of the Constitution was the way view it.

This party believed that a protective tariff was unfair as it only benefit the Northern states while hurting the Southern states making them pay more for goods than they were used to.

Who is the funniest seventh grade history teacher on the B team?

The Northern and the Southern protectorate of Nigeria were merged in what year?

One of these was Nigeria's ceremonial president at independence

Nigeria's civil war started in the year

The first European to visit Nigeria were the

The Northern and the Southern protectorate of Nigeria were merged in what year?

The unification or amalgamation of the Northern and the Southern protectorates was done by who?

Who introduced the indirect ruling system in Nigeria?

When did Nigeria become a Republic?

The first Indigenous Governor General of Nigeria was who?

Which of the following country's flag IS referred to as the UNION JACK

Who designed the Nigerian Natiinal flag?

Nigeria's National anthem has how many stanzas

Who composed the Nigeria's National Anthem ?

Which ARM of Government INTERPRETS the law

The first and only prime minister of Nigeria is .........

Nigeria's First Executive President is .........

This man was South African president who freed Nelson Mandela from prison after he had served 27 years.

A group of people who share cultural ideas and beliefs that have been a part of their community for generations.

Nelson Mandela was the first black _____elected in South Africa.

Which meeting established the ground rules for trade and territorial claims in Africa?

Which African country gained full independence from Great Britain in 1960 without any armed conflict?

Which South African president worked with Nelson Mandela to write a new Constitution that ended apartheid?

In the 1950s, the Mau Mau uprising raised international awareness for independence from British rule in which country?

By 1920, South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya were all colonies of which country?

Africans developing national pride and demanding freedom from European rule was an example of...

The segregation of black citizens in South African society was called...

During the 1900s less than 10% of the country's citizens were white, but they owned nearly 80% of the land and held all the government power.

Who was arrested and sentenced to life in prison for leading protests against apartheid?

European nations set up colonies in Africa in order to ...

The belief that all Africans shared a common heritage and should work together for their freedom was the basis of the...

As a lawyer, who defended poor, black South Africans charged with breaking apartheid laws?

Between 1956 and 1960 more than 11,000 African were killed while fighting for this country's independence from Great Britain

When did South Africa's first free election that was open to all races occur?

Which organization was formed to gain equal rights for black Africans in South Africa