Two institutions of local government in Nigeria during the colonial period were native courts and

• A. legislative council
• B. regional treasury
• C. native treasury
• D. native police.

The longest war in Yoruba land lasted _____ years.

• A. 15
• B. 14
• C. 16
• D. 10

Under the Qaramanli rulers, the economy of Libya depend on

• A. agriculture and slave trade
• B. piracy and trade
• C. taxation and tribute
• D. war booties and tolls.

All but one of the following played vital roles in the expansion of the missionary movements into Africa

• A. the regeneration of the African people
• B. the anti-slavery agenda
• C. humanitarian conscience for Africa
• D. the prevalence of western education

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

• A. Nok civilization
• B. Egyptian traders
• C. Phoenician explorers
• D. Arab merchants

The second military coup d' e tat in Nigeria took place on

• A. July 29, 1966
• B. June 30, 1976
• C. January 15, 1966
• D. February 3, 1976

The Richards Constitution of 1946 brought about

• A. decolonization
• B. independence
• C. a strong central government
• D. regional politics.

All of these except one are the motives of the Britain for colonizing Africa during the imperialism?

• A. political and military interest
• B. social interest
• C. humanitarian and religious goal
• D. economic interest

The survival of Ethiopia as an independent polity was as a result of the

• A. location of the kingdom
• B. alliance with some European powers
• C. strong economic base of the kingdom
• D. introduction of a compulsory military service.

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?

• A. Algeria
• B. Tunisia
• C. Tunisia
• D. Morocco