Highlight five reasons for the slow rate of nationalism in French speaking West Africa

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WAEC 2014

Highlight five reasons for the slow rate of nationalism in French speaking West Africa

Explanation

(i) The centralized federal system of administration in French West Africa created regional consciousness instead of national one.

(ii) The rights and privileges enjoyed by the assimilated Africans did not motivate them to struggle ofr self-rule.

(iii) The use of oppressive measures such as indignant and forced labour.

(iv) The policy of Assimilation limited Africans' access to education.

(v) Suppression of political freedom in French West Africa

(vi) The political parties formed after the Second World War were off-shoots of the parties in France and therefore could not mobilize the people for self-rule.

(vii) Late establishment of newspapers.

(viii) The regard of French West African colonies by France as her oversea provinces.

(ix) The incorporation of the French West African economy into that of France.



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