Ordinary level 2026 North West mock history 1

Ordinary level 2026 North West mock history 1

Ordinary level 2026 North West mock history 1

Here is the extracted data from the seventh image, which contains 18 multiple-choice questions regarding the colonial and political history of Cameroon.


HISTORY OF CAMEROON: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

  1. Identify a British firm that dominated trade along the coast of Cameroon by 1870

    • A. The African Fruit Company

    • B. Ambas Bay Trading Company

    • C. Patterson Zochonis Company

    • D. The Royal Niger Company

  2. Which European nation scrambled for Cameroon in order to compensate for territories lost in Europe?

    • A. Britain

    • B. France

    • C. Germany

    • D. Spain

  3. A German explorer who played a leading role in consolidating and expanding German rule in the Western grassland of Cameroon was…

    • A. Hans Dominik

    • B. Curt Morgen

    • C. Eugene Zintgraff

    • D. Lt. Tappenbeck

  4. The traditional ruler who was exiled to Garoua as a result of the failure of anti-German resistance of his people was…

    • A. Chief Asonganyi

    • B. Chief Tambe

    • C. King Njoya

    • D. Chief Kuva Likenye

  5. The most important achievement of Governor Jesko Von Puttkamer’s administration in Cameroon was…

    • A. Construction of telephone lines

    • B. Extension of German trade into the interior

    • C. Extensive development of plantations

    • D. Expansion of pipe borne water and electricity

  6. A remarkable legacy of German rule in the town of Buea is the…

    • A. German Fort

    • B. Schloss

    • C. Bismarck Fountain

    • D. Botanical Gardens

  7. The Franco-Belgian forces that attacked the Germans in Cameroon was commanded by…

    • A. Colonial Frederick Cunliffe

    • B. Colonial Zimmermann

    • C. General Aymerich

    • D. Lt. Colonial Maclean

  8. Identify the pair of tribes that were placed under French rule against their wish after the partition of Cameroon between Britain and France in 1919.

    • A. Ewondo and Bamum

    • B. Bassa and Bakossi

    • C. Doula and Bakossi

    • D. Bamum and Douala

  9. The mandate system was introduced in Cameroon mainly because…

    • A. Britain and France were influential members of the League of Nations

    • B. The Germans were defeated and expelled from Cameroon

    • C. The Versailles Treaty handed all German colonies to the League of Nations

    • D. The fear by Britain and France of a possible German return to Cameroon

  10. What was the primary responsibility of Britain and France as Mandatory Powers in Cameroon?

    • A. To annex and govern the territory as a colony

    • B. To promote the wellbeing and development of the local population

    • C. To administer the territory in the best interest of the Mandatory power

    • D. To prepare the territory for immediate independence

  11. Under the Indirect Rule system, traditional rulers were forbidden to…

    • A. approve the execution of murderers

    • B. maintain law and order

    • C. recruit labor

    • D. supervise road construction

  12. The British established a Teacher Training Center during the mandate period in…

    • A. Njilikom

    • B. Victoria

    • C. Kake

    • D. Bamenda

  13. A French colonial policy that regarded African people as immature and needed the guidance of the French was known as…

    • A. Assimilation

    • B. Association

    • C. Prestation

    • D. Paternalism

  14. Dr. Eugene Jamot played a leading role in combating sleeping sickness in Cameroon unfortunately, his work ended abruptly because…

    • A. His services were needed elsewhere to fight against sleeping sickness

    • B. He was called up to work in the World Health Organization

    • C. His subordinate administered an overdose injection causing blindness and death of some patients.

    • D. He was not comfortable with his working conditions in Cameroon.

  15. He served as the President of JEUCAFRA, a political organization created in 1938 to promote French interests in Cameroon.

    • A. Jean Mandessi Bell

    • B. Paul Soppo Priso

    • C. Louis Paul Aujoulat

    • D. Pierre Dimla

  16. Identify the first political pressure group that helped to mobilize the people of Southern Cameroons against colonial rule.

    • A. Cameroon Youth League (CYL)

    • B. Cameroon National Federation (CNF)

    • C. Cameroon Welfare Union (CWU)

    • D. Cameroon Federal Union (CFU)

  17. A contributor of the Lyttleton Constitution to the political development of British Southern Cameroons was that it…

    • A. granted Southern Cameroons a Regional status

    • B. created a ministerial system in Southern Cameroons

    • C. created a House of Chiefs in Southern Cameroons

    • D. granted Southern Cameroons a Quasi-Regional Status

  18. A political achievement under Dr. EML Endeley’s government in May 1958 was…

(Note: The options for Question 18 are cut off at the bottom of the image.)


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