Advanced level 2025 North West regional mock history 1
Advanced level 2025 North West regional mock history 1
A significant economic impact of the 19lh
century population movements in the Western
Grassfield was:
A. the introduction of subsistence farming.
B. the introduction of cattle rearing.
C. the introduction of plantation agriculture.
D. the introduction of slave trade.
2. A common feature of Grassfield and Forest
states on the eve of colonisation was:
A. existence of war clubs.
B. political leaders enjoyed enormous economic
advantages.
C. the existence of well–structured regulatory
societies.
D. maintenance of relative peace and stability.
3. The Fulani jihads failed in the Mandara region
mainly because of:
A. limited Fulani population in the area.
B. the unconducive relief for cavalry warfare.
C. materialism among the Fulani warriors.
D. unity of the mandara people.
4. All were shortcomings of the London Baptist
Missionary Society in Cameroon EXCEPT:
A. discouragement of native customs.
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B. shortages of land.
C. persistent unchristian practices.
_ P– limitation to the coast.
5. Which of the following clauses in the King*
memorandum was omitted in the final treaty:
A. former treaties should be maintained.
B. respect for native culture.
C. respect for narive lands.
D. respect for midd1email monopoly of trade.
6. A negative economic impact of the German
penetration into the interior was:
A. the introduction of force labour.
B. violation of the middleman monopoly of
trade.
C. the establishment of plantations.
D. the abolition of the slave trade.
7. The most important reason for the extension of
the First World War to Cameroon was:
A. to cut off Germany from its supplies
B Britain wanted to revenge German
annexation.
C. the German violation of Belgian neutrality.
D. Germany was considered a traditional war
time enemy.
8. The mandate provision that was not respected by
France in Cameroon was:
A. provision of annual reports.
B. control of traffic in arms.
C. abolition of forced labour.
P. promotion of freedom of worship.
9. The following were positive results of Indirect
Rule in British Southern Cameroons EXCEPT
A. preservation of native customs.
B. it reduced the cost of administration.
C. eliminated native revolts.
D. trained Native Authorities on modern
administration.
