Advanced level 2025 Littoral regional mock history 1

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1. The movement of the Bakweri / Duala and the Bamum /Nso was the result of rivalry between:

• [A] Samsu/Nyong pasi and Samsu/Ngonso

• [B] Mbedi/Ewale and Nchare-yen/Ngonso

• [C] Galai/Mbedi and Ewale/Ngonso

• [D] Gawolbe/Nchare-yen and Nchare-yen/Ewale

2. The traditional arm of government that regulated the powers of the King/Chief as well as their burial was:

• [A] the Council of the Elders

• [B] the war club

• [C] the Mafor

• [D] the Secret Society

3. The most important political factor for Adama’s Jihad in North Cameroon was:

• [A] the promise of political power over the captured area

• [B] the quest of political power and domination

• [C] the extravagant life style of the Kirdi aristocracy

• [D] Fulani desire to occupy administrative positions

4. Who was the Spanish official who provoked the eviction of the London Baptist missionaries from Fernando Po?

• A] Samuel Diew

• B] Joseph Merrick

• C] Don Carlos Chacon

• D] Captain De Lerena

5. A significance of the Germano-Duala Treaty of 1884 to Cameroon was that:

• A] it led to the loss of sovereignty to the German traders

• B] it encouraged German advancement into the interior

• C] the Duala middleman monopoly of trade was violated

• D] it made Cameroon a German colony

6. Cameroonians resented the German taxation policy because:

• [B] the taxation policies were arbitrary.

• [C] the tax was increase from 8 to 16 marks by 1908

• [D] people who could not pay were exposed to excessive labour

7. Allied victory over the Germans in Douala during the First World War in Cameroon was because:

• [A] the Allied forces were numerically more than the German forces

• [B] the Douala people supported the Allies against the Germans

• [C] the Allied forces were supported by the naval unit commanded by captain Fuller

• [D] a contingent of Belgian forces supported Britain and France

8. British Southern Cameroon was carved into two administrative units in the late 1940s which were:

• [A] the Bamenda and the Cameroon provinces

• [B] the South West and the North West provinces

• C] the Bamenda province and the West Cameroon

• [D] the Eastern region and West Cameroon

9. All were responsible for the anti-colonial revolts against the French during the Mandate period EXCEPT

• [A] disrespect for native culture and institutions

• [B] seizure of land

• [C] harsh colonial policies of corvee and prestation

• [D] the conscription of native as porters and soldiers

10. The most important internal reason for the rise of nationalism in British Southern Cameroon was:

• [A] the policy of Indirect Rule neglected the educated elite

• [B] socioeconomic -neglect of the territory

• [C] the birth of pressure group.

• [D] Ibophobia

11. Which was the most significant effect of the UPC Uprising?

• [A] the banning of the UPC by Roland Pre

• [B] dispersal of the UPC leaders

• [C] material and human damages

• [D] instability in French Cameroon

12. At the Mamfe plebiscite conference of 1959 the political opinion that stood for integration was:

• [A] the CCC of chief Nyenti

• [15] the KNDP of Foncha

• [C] the alli

• [D] the KUP of Kale

13. Ahidjo successfully instituted the single party in Cameroon in 1966 because:

• [A] it was a wind of change in Africa

• [B] there was need for development

• C] there was need for national unity

• [D] Federal constitution gave Ahidjo much powers that few ventured to oppose him

14. Ahidjo used all the following methods to silence his opponents in the state of East Cameroon EXCEPT:

• [A] arrest and trail

• [B] execution

• [C] imprisonment

• [D] presidential pardon

15. Jua’s fall from power in the state of West Cameroon was mainly because:

• [A] of his power struggle with the Federal Inspector Ngoh

• [B] Jua was accused of mismanagement and corruption

• [C] Ahidjo was not satisfied with his handling of the Bakossi- Bamileke conflict

• [D] Jua was blamed for the poor performance of the : Powercam

16. The most important economic reason for the dissolution of the Federal System was:

• [A] to resolve budget deficits in West Cameroon

• [B] the discovery of petroleum deposits in West Cameroon

• [C] the costly nature of the federation

• [D] the need to harmonize salaries of civil servants in the two Cameroons

17. In order to encourage economic development in Cameroon Ahidjo did the following EXCEPT:

• [A] established National School of Administration and Magistracy (ENAM)

• [B] proposed the five years development plan

• [C] instituted the concept of self-reliant development

• [D] harmonize the economies of the two states in Cameroon