cameroon gce A level June 2023 history 1

cameroon gce A level June 2023 history 1

cameroon gce A level June 2023 history 1

The 19th century pre-colonial ethnic migrations 7.
in Cameroon resulted in the following political
consequences EXCEPT:
A the intensification of intcr-ethnic wars.
B the abandonment of ancestral sites.
C increase in unrest and insecurity.
D the birth of composite kingdoms.
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groups
influenced by the following factors EXCEPT:
A the contempt of the customs and
traditions of the people.
B the violation of middleman monopoly in
trade.
C the arrest and the exile of traditional
leaders.
Grassfields The centralised of pre states -colonial in theCameroon Bamenda that were D the imposition of forced labour.
different from the others due to their matrilineal
systems of inheritance and succession were:
A Bafut and Aghem.
B Nso and Bali.
C Kom and Aghem.
D Bali and Kom.
2.
A major battle fought during World War 1 in
Cameroon whose impact necessitated the
creation of the West African Expeditionary
Force was:
A the Battle of Mora.
B the Battle of Nsanakang.
C the Battle of Yaounde.
D the Battle of Douala.
British neglect of the economy of Southern
Cameroons could best be explained by: .
A infiltration of Southern Cameroons by
Nigerians.
B ‘ lack of separate budgetary provision for
the territory.
C fear not to abrogate the provision of the
Mandate.
D French determination to unify the two
Cameroons.
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A major reason that accounted for the success
of the Fulani Jihads in North Cameroon in the
19th century was:
A the lack of unity among the Kirdi.
B the efficient leadership of Modibo
Adama.
C the military inferiority of the Kirdi.
D external support to the Fulani.
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The most appropriate reason for the coming of
the Christian missionaries to Cameroon was:
A to introduce Western-type education in
Cameroon.
B to cany out evangelisation among the
people of Cameroon.
C to prepare the grounds for British
annexation of Cameroon.
D to participate in the British crusade to
establish the slave trade.
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An outstanding economic grievance of French
Cameroonians against French rule during the
Mandate period was:
A forced labour.
B the policy of Mise-en-valeur.
C the activities of Senegalese troops in
Douala.
J3 the slow pace of socio-economic growth.
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The scramble for the annexation of Cameroon
could be attributed to: •
A serious clashes between British and
German firms at the.coast.
B European commercial rivalry provoked
by the attitude of French traders.
C misunderstanding between British and
German officials in Cameroon.
D French fear of the activities of the
German traders at the coast.
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1 1. The upsurge of nationalist activities in British
Southern Cameroons in the 1950s was largely
influenced by:
A the formation of political parties.
B the Eastern Regional Crisis.
C British neglect of Southern Cameroons.
D the activities of the elite.
12. The fall of Andre-Marie Mbida from power in
1958 was attributed to France in that:
A Mbida was unable to end UPC violent
activities.
B Ramadier masterminded the resignation
of his ministers.
C Mbida’s government threatened the unity
of French Cameroon.
D the reunification of French Cameroon
was not his priority.