J History 23

How did the amalgamation affect the traditional political systems in Nigeria?

During the Second Republic, Nigeria experienced a boom in which sector?

The British colonial policy of "indirect rule" was first implemented in Nigeria by Lugard in
which region?

The Rwandan genocide in 1994 resulted in the mass killing of which ethnic group?

The "Magna Carta," signed in 1215, limited the power of which monarch?

What was the primary economic activity of the Nupe people during this period?

Which external influence contributed to the spread of the Bantu language in the Nigeria
area?

The Kanem-Borno Empire prospered due to its control over

What contributed significantly to the rise of early states in Nigeria?

Apartheid in South Africa was a system that institutionalized racial segregation and
discrimination. What year did it officially begin?

The Richards Constitution of 1946 introduced a new political structure in Nigeria. What
was a major criticism of this constitution by Nigerian nationalists?

The Mahdiyya Movement began with the declaration of the Mahdi in what year?

Which African leader famously stated, "I am the captain of my soul" and became an
icon of the decolonization movement?

Who was the leader of the opposition in Nigeria during the Second Republic?

Which African country experienced a prolonged and violent struggle for independence
against French colonial rule, culminating in a war of independence that lasted from 1954
to 1962?

In which year did Nigeria host the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting
(CHOGM)?

Which constitutional conference in London paved the way for Nigeria's independence?

During the Great Trek, the Voortrekkers clashed with the indigenous Zulu people. Who
was the Zulu king at that time?

Which event marked the rise of Mohammed Ali to power in Egypt?

The Aba Women's Riots of 1929 were a response to:

Which of the following was a significant effect of colonial education in Nigeria?

Which of the following trade commodities was highly sought after and contributed to the
rise of several states in the Nigeria area up to 1800?

Which social group in Nigeria was most affected by the introduction of the indirect rule
system?

The ancient city of Carthage, once a powerful Phoenician civilization, was located in
modern-day

Which historical period is characterized by the emergence of written language and the
invention of the wheel?

Which of the following was a significant trading commodity in the Nigeria area before
1800?

The Treaty of Nanjing, signed after the First Opium War, resulted in the cession of which
territory to Great Britain?

What was the political structure of the Nupe Kingdom during this period?

The Omani Empire declined in the 19th century due to

The movement led by El Hadj Umar Tall in the 19th century aimed to create an Islamic
state in

Which Yoruba city-state was the last to fall to British colonial rule in the late 19th
century?

What was the primary reason for the military takeover by the Abacha regime?

The Richards Constitution of 1946 introduced the concept of regionalism in Nigeria,
dividing the country into how many regions?

Which pre-colonial kingdom in the Nigeria Area was renowned for its wealth and
participation in the trans-Saharan trade?

The system of Government in the Sokoto Caliphate was

What event marked the official end of apartheid in South Africa?

Which major international power supported Biafra during the Civil War?

How did Ethiopia's defeat of Italian forces at the Battle of Adwa impact the Pan-African
movement?

In 1991, Nigeria hosted the "World Festival of Black Arts and Culture." Which city was
the venue for this cultural event?

During the Mahdiyya Movement, the British-Egyptian forces were defeated at the Battle
of