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History Remedial Course Model Exam

Total questions: 106

Worksheet time: 53mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is appropriate regarding the arrival of European explorers in Africa?

a)

Alerting native Africans of imminent danger ahead

b)

Assessment of available material resources and population

c)

Facilitation of conditions for the conquering armies of Europe

d)

Provision of services for European armed forces conquering Africa

2.

The correct statement about the approach of yohannes IV in his internal administration is that

a)

He fought, like Tewodros, repeated wars against rebellious regions.

b)

He showed a liberal attitude by tolerating followers of the Islamic faith.

c)

He allowed Menelik to establish independent foreign relations.

d)

He shared power with regional lords as long as they remained loyal.

3.

What was the main reason for Susenyos conversion to Catholicism?

a)

To attract support from high level official who had been converted prior

b)

To get Portuguese military assistance to create a strong monarchy

c)

To fulfill the promise made by Libne Dingil to the Portuguese

d)

To solve the complexities observed in the Orthodox Church

4.

Why did England become the origin of the Industrial Revolution?

a)

England had highly talented people with slight control.

b)

England had an unstable government for almost a century.

c)

England was endowed with vital coal mines and iron ore.

d)

England was ruled by extremely democratic rulers for a long period.

5.

Which one of the following is right about the significance of history?

a)

It enable us to understand events and processes of the past

b)

It encourage us to repeat the wrong doing of past society

c)

It allows us to accurately anticipate future events

d)

It help us to study of the past, the present, and the future

6.

Which one of the following is true about the appointment of Lij Iyasu?

a)

He was directly challenged by the shewan nobility

b)

Supported wholeheartedly by Taitu.

c)

Opposed by council of ministers

d)

Brought stability to society and existing officials as a whole.

7.

Which European country established early contact with the coastal region of West Africa?

a)

English

b)

C. Portugal

c)

France

d)

D. Dutch

8.

Which of the following is NOT a consequence of the Atlantic slave trade in Africa?

a)

Undermine the molarity of Africa

b)

C. Depopulation of west Africa

c)

Discourage of civil war on the continent

d)

D. Chiefs obtained firearms

9.

At the last stage, which phases of the slave trade had taken place in Africa?

a)

The triangular slave trade

b)

C. monopolistic slave trade

c)

Piratic slave trade

d)

D. Free slave trade

10.

One of the following is NOT the result of legitimate trade in Africa:

a)

It led to the exploitation of African natural resources

b)

It spread Christianity in the continent

c)

It led to the economic independence of the African continent

d)

It stimulated colonialism in the African continent

11.

The Muslim sultanate that destroyed the Makhzumite dynasty and became the strongest Sultanate in the 13th century was:

a)

Hadya

b)

C. Shewa

c)

Ifat

d)

D. Dahlak

12.

Which one of the following was a consequence of battle of Woina dega in 1543?

a)

The victory went to Ahmed Gragn

b)

The leader of Christian kingdom became a fugitive

c)

The supremacy of the Adal Sultanate was unresolved

d)

The former territories of the Christians were restored

13.

What was the main intention for the intervention of foreign powers in the war between Christian and Muslim states in the horn of Africa during the 16th C AD?

a)

To bring stable political situation in the horn

b)

To accomplish their own economic and political wellbeing

c)

To expatriate their own religion in the horn of Africa

d)

To undermine the people of horn Africa

14.

Which one of the following is wrong about the political and socio-economic condition of Southern states in Ethiopia before 19th c?

a)

The kingdom of kaffa was incorporated by a section of Gibe Oromo

b)

The kingdom of Enarya was influenced by highland Christian through Damot

c)

The state of Walayta was a tributary of the Christian empire up to the wars of Ahmad

d)

The kingdom of Damot reached its peak during the reign of king Motalami

15.

All are the consequences of Oromo population movement and expansion except:

a)

Ethnic and cultural inter-mixing

b)

C. Destruction of the old states

c)

Assimilation of different people

d)

D. Strengthening the treasury of Christians

16.

One is wrong about the Socio-Economic Condition of Ethiopia from Post of Adwa Period to pre 1935. Which one?

a)

Introduction of gebbar system and land measurement

b)

Emergence of absolute state in Ethiopia

c)

Legation was opened in Ethiopia by Europeans

d)

Liche treaty was signed to delimit the boundary of Ethiopia

17.

Which of the following was not used to facilitate the territorial expansion of Menelik when he was King of Shewa?

a)

The commercial relation of Menelik with the Italians

b)

The permission of Yohanis IV for menelik as he was king of Shewa

c)

The Liche Agreement between Menelik and Yohanis IV

d)

The Battle of Embabo between Menelik and Adal Tesema

18.

Which one is not the expectation of Menelik II after the treaty of Wuchale with Italians in 1889?

a)

to secure military assistance from Europeans

b)

To avoid immediate conflict while consolidating his rule over Ethiopia

c)

To declare the abrogation of treaty in 1893 officially

d)

To define territorial boundaries against colonial encroachment

19.

One is not the Results of Borumeda Council of 1878 AD. Which one?

a)

It ended the old religious divisions within the Orthodox Church

b)

It allowed Muslims to embrace Orthodox Christianity when they needed

c)

It resulted the migration of different community from their usual residence

d)

It raised different opposition and increased persecution of the opponents

20.

Which one of the following is not the outcome of the battle of Eroghe in 1868 AD?

a)

It returned Ethiopia to the condition of Era of war lords

b)

It resulted the looting of the Maqdala treasury, gold cross

c)

It collected the captives of Tewodros's arms to Kassa Mircha

d)

It released all European captives of Tewodros

21.

All are the social reform exercised by emperor Tewdros II except

a)

The formation of ammunition industry at Gafat to manufacture Sebastopol

b)

The Condemnation of polygamy

c)

The Attempt to end looting of peasants by local rebels

d)

The Attempt to end slavery and slave trade activity

22.

From which of the following states did the Kaffa rulers adopt the title known as Tato?

a)

Walayta

b)

C. Guma

c)

Enarya

d)

D. Agaw Gojam

23.

Which one of the following decided the political transformation of gadaa system to monarchical state in western Ethiopia in 19th century?

a)

The similar mode of Oromo life style

b)

The loss to control Abba Dula over land, market and trade routes

c)

The weakened power of Abba Dula that led to the emergence of the monarch.

d)

The frequent waging war of the Oromo population

24.

Why Jegol wall was built around the town of Harar in 16th c by Emir Nur Mujahid?

a)

To establish the emirate of Harar and block the incorporation of Egyptian

b)

To recognize the independence of Harar emirate from Ausa

c)

To defend the Oromo population movement toward south east

d)

To resist the expansion of Christian high land states

25.

Which one of the following is NOT a feature of the era of warlords in Ethiopian history?

a)

Frequent civil war was practiced

b)

The Absence of central power

c)

The life of Peasants were impoverished

d)

bandits were stretched the constraint of society

26.

Which one of the following is wrong with regard to Yejju dynasty and their opponents:

a)

After battle of Sabra kusa, peace was restored by Ali Gwangul

b)

Yejju dominated the politics of northern Ethiopia until the mid of the 19th c

c)

After the death of Gugsa, Yejju dynasty faced challenges from Tigrai

d)

Battle of May-Aslamay ended with the victory of Sabagidas in 1831

27.

Which one of the following conditions laid the groundwork for the beginning of the Atlantic slave trade?

a)

The discovery of India ocean

b)

C. The discovery of western Africa

c)

The response of Europe to ward Ottoman turkey

d)

D. The discovery of America

28.

All of the following are the negative consequences of the Industrial Revolution except:

a)

Environmental degradation

b)

C. High spread of diseases

c)

High sanitation

d)

D. poor working conditions and wages

29.

Which of the following is NOT true with regard to Napoleon Bonaparte and his reforms?

a)

He saved France from foreign danger

b)

He took over government power by a coup d'état

c)

He introduced reforms in the socio political fields

d)

He was successful to controlling Russia during expansion

30.

Which the following are not significances of the American War of Independence?

a)

It caused for the outbreak of the French Revolution

b)

It abolished slavery and considered the Red Indians as citizens

c)

It brought the liberation for American people from British rule

d)

It brought the transformation of political power

31.

The battle that marked Napoleon's final defeat was:

a)

Friedland

b)

C. Leipzig

c)

Waterloo

d)

D. Jena

32.

One is right about Europe's perception of Africa during pre-colonial period:

a)

They beliefs in the superiority of Africa

b)

They viewed pre-colonial Africa as uncivilized

c)

They created an image of Africa that was innocent

d)

They evidenced the reality of Africa

33.

Who was the first secretary general of UNO?

a)

Trygive Lie of Norway

b)

C. U-Thant of Burma

c)

Dag Hammarskjold of Sweden

d)

D. Kurt Waldheim of Austria

34.

All of the following were considered as the success of UN except

a)

It able to established a permanent international armed force

b)

It stopped the Civil War in Greece, and the Korean war in second half of 20th c

c)

It stopped the religious bloodshed between India and Pakistan

d)

It mediated the Suez Canal crisis of 1956 among different European countries

35.

After the political rearrangement by Emperor Menelik II, why Tayitu was interested in Zewditu as she came to power.

a)

Taytu had blood relation with Zewditu

b)

Taytu want to consolidate the court of Menelik

c)

Taytu feared for her future politics

d)

Taytu want to encourage the council of minister formed in 1907

36.

The largest temple constructed from mud brick, called a Ziggurat, was an ancient achievement of:

a)

Mayas

b)

C. Egyptians

c)

Sumerians

d)

D. Aztec

37.

What was the major cause for the Oromo population movement from 16th c to early 17th century?

a)

The attack of neighboring peoples like Nbugua and Dhalo

b)

The desired to control trade route to gain economic benefit

c)

The demographical pressure resulted from livestock population

d)

The desired to spread their religion known as waaqefanna

38.

Who was the pre-Aksumite state that adopted the political title from south Arabia?

a)

Yeha

b)

C. Damat

c)

Punt

d)

D. Malezo

39.

Which one of the following is wrong about the ancient civilization of Kush and Egypt?

a)

Both were ruled by absolute rulers

b)

Both were emerged along the river valley

c)

Both of their former capital were destroyed by foreign power

d)

Their formation was most likely related to Trade

40.

Which of the following regions was incorporated by Emperor Menelik after four years of fierce resistance before the Battle of Adwa?

a)

Harar

b)

C. Arsi

c)

Kaffa

d)

D. western Gurage

41.

Which of the following was the main reason for the fall of ancient Persian civilization?

a)

The drying up of hakira river that result the agricultural disruption

b)

The cultural diversity and administrative challenges of different continent

c)

The Mongol invasion occurred from 1205 to 1279

d)

The destruction of Persia's trade networks and loss of their key territories by Rome

42.

Which of the following was not true about the characteristics of Renaissance?

a)

It supported freedom of thought and a questioning mind.

b)

It gave insufficient attention to the study of humanity.

c)

It tried to recover ancient Roman and Greek arts.

d)

The use of the English language rather than Latin in writing.

43.

The declaration that the planets revolved around the earth was polished by the Renaissance scientist :

a)

Belgian Vesalius

b)

C. Martin Luther

c)

Nicholas Copernicus

d)

D. Dante Alighieri

44.

Which internal factor was responsible for the down fall of Aksumite kingdom?

a)

The rebellion of Beja peoples

b)

C. Expulsion of governor of Aksum from Yemen

c)

The destruction of Adulis port in 702

d)

D. The rivalry with Muslim Arabs

45.

Why were different individuals and leaders involved in the explorations and discoveries of the 15th and 16th centuries?

a)

The sake of their economy, religion and glory

b)

The growing interest in geographical knowledge

c)

The advancement of new technology like the compass, maps and ships

d)

The need to restore the former long distance trade of Ottoman Turkey

46.

Which of the following was false regarding the consequences of explorations and discoveries in the 15th -16th centuries?

a)

The Massive migration of Europeans to the continent of America

b)

The discovery of new seas, oceans and trade routes

c)

The area of central America and Brazil came under the Spanish rule

d)

The establishment of 13 Britain colonies in north-America

47.

Which of the following is true about the spread of Islam in Ethiopia and the Horn before the middle of the 16th century?

a)

It was extremely evangelized in the high lands

b)

It was enforced by the ruler of the time when it was imported to Ethiopia.

c)

It entered the Horn through Jihad.

d)

It was facilitated by trade

48.

Which of the following is the most notable achievement of Agaw dynasty?

a)

The beginning of trade through port of Zeila and massawa

b)

The expansion of Christian territory

c)

The introduction of gult system

d)

The building of monolithic church

49.

What was the main result after the Introduction of land measurement known as the Qalad system in the post-Adawa period?

a)

It resulted in the prosperity of peasants in southern Ethiopia.

b)

It resulted in the dispossession of land from peasants in southern Ethiopia.

c)

It resulted in the exclusion of foreign traders in southern Ethiopia.

d)

It resulted in inspiring the former administration system overall.

50.

Which actions did Emperor Menelik take toward internal and external challenges after his illness in 1906?

a)

He dissolved the council of minister in 1907

b)

He made internal political rearrangement

c)

He awarded Ras Mekonnen wolde Michael the position of regent

d)

He negotiate with the Tripartite Treaty in 1906

51.

Which of the following is true about the policy of direct colonial rule applied in Africa?

a)

This policy was designed for the elites to denounce their culture

b)

This policy administered Africans through traditional African chiefs.

c)

The architect of this policy was Frederick Lugard

d)

This policy was implemented due to a shortage of administrative staff.

52.

What were the immediate factors for the start of the Scramble for Africa in the 19th century?

a)

The British occupation of Egypt in 1882

b)

The Mahadist rebellion against British encroachment

c)

The involvement of France in the colonization of Africa.

d)

The establishment of Berlin Conference in last quarter 19th c

53.

Who was the first in the Shewan Kingdom to use the title of Negus?

a)

Menelik

b)

C. Sahle sellassie

c)

Haile malekot

d)

D. Wossen seged

54.

Which of the following is incorrect about the Omotic state of Kaffa?

a)

It submitted to the Menelik Empire of Ethiopia in 1897 peacefully

b)

The king was assisted by a council of advisors, Mikrecho.

c)

It gained prominence under the Minjo dynasty in the 17th century

d)

The state had a system of defending its territory using Kella, called Kuripo.

55.

What differentiates the pre-history period from the history period?

a)

The art of writing

b)

C. The kind of source

c)

The authenticity of the source

d)

D. Focusing on novel and non-novel sources

56.

Which of the following was incorrectly explained about history, sources of history, and historiography?

a)

Chronicles are sources that focus on the court of a king.

b)

Historiography is the study of how knowledge of the past is transmitted.

c)

What happened in the past is endless

d)

The study of history also refers to the subjective pursuit of truth.

57.

Which of the following is wrongly expressed about primary and secondary sources of history?

a)

Primary sources have direct relations to the events they describe.

b)

Secondary sources are more authentic than primary sources

c)

Primary and secondary sources are material and written sources, respectively

d)

Secondary sources provide us indirect information.

58.

Which of the following region did not engage in the war of Zemene-mesafint?

a)

Gojjam

b)

C. Begemider

c)

Tigrai

d)

D. Shewa

59.

Which of the following expresses the time of historical events or processes in figurative terms of dating history?

a)

The Ethiopian Renaissance Dam was initiated in second decade of 21th c

b)

The battle of Adwa was took place on March 1, 1896

c)

The Oromo population movement began in early 16th c

d)

The formation of modern Ethiopia began in the second millennium.

60.

Which of the following was the earliest of the great river valley civilizations?

a)

Mesopotamia

b)

C. Greece

c)

Egypt

d)

D. China

61.

Who were the Native American peoples who developed a magnificent civilization in the western hemisphere before the coming of the Europeans?

a)

Maya

b)

C. Inca

c)

Aztec

d)

D. Spanish

62.

Which of the following battles was a dangerous field that consumed 200 Portuguese soldiers and Christopher da Gama?

a)

Shumbura kure

b)

C. Ofla

c)

Woyna Dega

d)

D. Awash valley

63.

Which of the following was the immediate cause for the outbreak of English Bourgeosise revolution? When Charles I:

a)

Tried to arrest the Puritans leaders

b)

Refused to sign the Petition of Right

c)

Introduced taxes and laws without the consent of the parliament

d)

Reject reforms of the Angelican church

64.

Which of the following was not a consequence of the French Revolution?

a)

It abolished elements of feudalism.

b)

C. It strengthened the middle class power

c)

It created national democracy.

d)

D. It spread the ideas of Legal equality.

65.

The Americans publicized the slogan entitled "taxation without representation is tyranny" immediately after the introduction of:

a)

The sugar act

b)

C. The stamp act

c)

The duty on tea

d)

D. The silk act

66.

Which ruler was attracted by the promise of Catholic priest Oviedo and agreed to convert to Catholicism after 1559?

a)

Yeshaq

b)

C. Suseniyos

c)

Minas

d)

D. Za Dingil

67.

What was the implication used to describe the disagreement between Britain and France by which the two powers came to nearer to the war in Sudan in 1898?

a)

Agadiris Crisis

b)

Dogali Incident

c)

Fashoda Incident

d)

Balkan Crisis

68.

Which basic cause of the World War (1914-1918) forced European nations to compete in order to own armaments and well equipped military power?

a)

Nationalist sentiment

b)

Formation of military blocs

c)

Imperialism

d)

Arms race

69.

Among the peace treaties signed towards the end of WWI, which made the territorial rearrangements in Europe through which Germany lost its former occupations?

a)

St. Germany Treaty (September 1919)

b)

Versailles Treaty (June 1919)

c)

Trianon Treaty (June 1920)

d)

Neville Treaty (November 1919)

70.

What the immediate cause of Japanese invasion against Pearl Harbor in Dec, 1941?

a)

Poland immediately fueled for the outbreak of the Second World War

b)

It was a blow time when the Allied were defeated by the Axis powers

c)

The entry of USA to the Second World War

d)

The end of WWII and cooperation of great powers for armistice agreement

71.

What was a policy followed by Britain and France against Nazi Germany to the eve of the Second World War?

a)

Isolation policy

b)

Dual rule policy

c)

Appeasement policy

d)

Divide and rule policy

72.

What was the primary mission of United Nations Organization?

a)

To end war and maintain global peace and stability

b)

Assisting nations to be economically independent

c)

To create smooth relation among the world nations

d)

To allow each nations to follow better economic policy

73.

The weakness of League of Nations became the cause for the World War II. It was due to;

a)

Unwillingness of its member states to accept the principle of convention

b)

Ineffectiveness to bring the world under uniform political interests

c)

USA's superiority which was beyond League's administration

d)

Lack of military actions to intervene and stop the aggressive powers

74.

Where did the final draft of UN's charter made in April 1945?

a)

Moscow

b)

San Francisco

c)

Dumbarton Oaks

d)

Washington DC

75.

What was so called program of USA emphasized on rebuilding of European economy after the WWII to limit the expansion of communism?

a)

Marshall Plan

b)

European Economic Co-operation

c)

Truman Doctrine

d)

Molotov Plan

76.

Which nation was divided in to two permanently because of the rivalry among the two super powers after the WWII?

a)

Vietnam

b)

Korea

c)

China

d)

Canada

77.

Which one of the following is wrong about the feature of cold war period (1946-91)?

a)

The competing powers were militarily allied but economically diversified

b)

The growth of tensions and suspicion among USA and USSR

c)

Division of certain nations either temporarily or permanently

d)

A war of propaganda which divided the globe as west and east hemispheres

78.

Which organ of United Nations Organization has a mandate to regulate armaments?

a)

General Assembly

b)

International court of Justice

c)

Security Council

d)

Secretary General

79.

Towards the road of WWI, what the term used to describe 'Death Secrete Society/ Black Hand'?

a)

Terrorist action organized by Serbia which eventually led to the outbreak of the first world war

b)

Military coalition made by central powers against the Triple Entete

c)

Total death of soldiers and civilians towards the end of the WWI

d)

French revenge strategy against Germany to condemn its former defeat at the battle of Sedan in 1871

80.

Which one is NOT the reaction of the western bloc towards the spread of communism throughout the cold war period?

a)

Marshall Plan

b)

Truman Doctrine

c)

Formation of NATO

d)

Foundation of Warsaw Pact

81.

The dismantling of the USSR led to the end of the Cold War struggle in 1991. This was due to the fact that:

a)

Proclamation of new political and economic reforms to relax the competition

b)

USA and USSR made armistice agreement to stop a rivalry

c)

Subordinated nations refused to continue with ideological struggle

d)

The alliance of the super powers to decline the cold war

82.

Which nation is not the western bloc or capitalist team during the cold war period?

a)

Greece

b)

West Germany

c)

Norway

d)

North Korea

83.

During the WWII, Asian nations such as China, Korea and Indo-china were occupied by:

a)

France

b)

Japan

c)

Britain

d)

Germany

84.

Following the foundation of the People's Republic of China, in 1966, Mao Zedong launched the Great Cultural Revolution with the expectation of:

a)

Maintaining the old order in China

b)

Eliminating any possible resistances to his reforms

c)

Shifting Chinese alliance from soviets to US

d)

Hybrid of communism with capitalism in China

85.

What was the initial step for the beginning of Korean War (1950-53)?

a)

Division of Korea in to north and south with 38th parallel

b)

Military engagement by USA and Russia against Japan in Korea

c)

Ethiopia's military help to push USA to the Korean war

d)

Russia was promised to gain material and moral support from China

86.

Towards the end of Vietnam war, USA proclaimed the policy of 'Vietnamization', which states that;

a)

World nations have to support either USA than USSR on the line of their ideology

b)

Bombardments of north Vietnam by USA's atomic bomb

c)

South Vietnamese were responsible for fighting the North without much help from the USA.

d)

The final decision of USA to agree with USSR over the nature of Vietnamese

87.

What does Zionism refer to?

a)

The struggle of Arab world to occupy Palestine after the WWI

b)

A political movement of Jewish to establish their homeland in Palestine

c)

A declaration of British to enhance Jewish movement

d)

Social consequence of the WWI

88.

What was the factor that led to the outbreak of the Arab-Israeli conflict in 1948?

a)

British clearly showed its sympathy for Arabs that Jewish

b)

The refusal of Arabs to accept the divided Palestine among Arabs and Jewish

c)

Balfour declaration made a difference among Arabs and Jewish

d)

UN by itself made a mandate rule over Palestine

89.

Identify the political consequences in Ethiopia immediately after its liberation from fascist rule in 1941.

a)

Ethiopia consolidated its foreign policy with America

b)

As an independent nation, Ethiopia exercised both internal and external affairs without foreign intervention

c)

British significantly dominated over Ethiopia

d)

H/Selassie was ashamed to come back to the throne after liberation

90.

Which of the following peasant opposition was first erupted against the imperial regime?

a)

Bale

b)

Gojjam

c)

Woyane

d)

Shawa

91.

The Second World War (1939-45) contributed positively to the decolonization process in Africa by:

a)

Africans experienced the methods of the war and sacrifice for their nation.

b)

The war resulted in an economic crisis in Africa

c)

The end of the war led to the immediate liberation of Africans.

d)

Global superpowers emerged to intensify the colonial system in Africa

92.

Among the regional groupings of Africa, which emphasized solving internal problems prior to forming a political union?

a)

Brazzaville Group

b)

African Union

c)

Casablanca Group

d)

Monrovia Group

93.

Which one is not cotemporary problem of newly independent African nations?

a)

Frequent border conflicts

b)

Corruption

c)

Multiparty system

d)

dependency on colonial power

94.

Which one of the following peasant rebellion against the imperial regime was supported by the foreign power?

a)

Bale

b)

Arsi

c)

Shawa

d)

Gojjam

95.

In Ethiopian politics, the February1974 popular revolutions describe about;

a)

The continuity of diplomatic relation of Ethiopia with USA

b)

The recognition of any kind of political parties in Ethiopia

c)

The revolts against the regime reached its climax

d)

Italians allocated budget and armaments to revenge the defeat of Adwa

96.

What was the basic driving factor for the unification of Germany and Italy in the 19th c?

a)

Imperialism

b)

Nationalism

c)

Industrialism

d)

Chauvinism

97.

From the following internal reforms of Yohannis IV, which one is expected to win the loyalty from his rivals?

a)

Declaration of Orthodox to be a national faith

b)

Forcing all Muslims to embrace Christianity

c)

Sharing of political power

d)

Owning of well-equipped army to fight against their common enemies

98.

Which nations has put a corner stone for the foundation of UN since 1941?

a)

France and Italy

b)

USA and Britain

c)

Russia and Belgium

d)

Germany and Japan

99.

Which one is not categorized under the factors that inspired Africans to seek liberation from colonialism after WWII?

a)

Shift of political power from colonial power to Africans

b)

Growth of nationalism and national feeling among Africans

c)

Africans experienced various techniques from the war

d)

Collaborations of Africans local chiefs with colonial powers for their benefits

100.

One is said to be the last decisive battle fought for the unification of Germany?

a)

Sadawa

b)

Solferino

c)

Sedan

d)

Megenta

101.

Identify the most direct consequence of the Indo-China war of 1950s for the liberation of Africa?

a)

Africans recognized the victory of Indo -China territories over foreign rule

b)

Was a time when all colonial powers granted African independence

c)

Inability of French to manage its colonies due to its defeat by Vietnamese

d)

Africans' were actively involved in their diplomatic ties with Asia

102.

In which African nation did the peasant-based revolt, 'Mau Mau,' emerge against British colonial rule?

a)

Kenya

b)

Sudan

c)

Nigeria

d)

Ghana

103.

What was the demand of the African National Congress (ANC) to recognize the equality of blacks and protest against the concepts of the Apartheid policy?

a)

We all blacks are equal

b)

Freedom with military

c)

One man one vote

d)

Crystalize inferiority in Africa

104.

What was the internal problem that led to the failure of Africans during their early phase of resistance to colonialism?

a)

Military superiority of the colonial powers

b)

Absence foreign support for Africans

c)

Europeans employed qualified army against Africa

d)

Division among Africans

105.

The actors of Grazzini massacre in Ethiopia and the Sharpeville massacre in South Africa were;

a)

France and Britain

b)

Italy and Britain

c)

USA and USSR

d)

Korea and Vietnam

106.

Which battle resulted the defeat of Somali by the Ethiopian army in 1978?

a)

Dogali

b)

Kara Mara

c)

Embabo

d)

Sar Wuh