Jamb History Past Questions For Year 2008

Question 16

One of the early Nigerian leaders who collaborated with British and later resisted was

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  • A. King Jaja of Opobo
  • B. Nana of Itsekiri
  • C. sultan Attahiru
  • D. king Dappa Williams.
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Question 17

The Egba welcomed the British missionaries in the 19th century because

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  • A. they wanted British protection
  • B. of their desire to accept Christianity
  • C. of their quest for Western education
  • D. they wanted to established trade with the British.
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Question 18

The Richards Constitution of 1946 brought about

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  • A. decolonization
  • B. independence
  • C. a strong central government
  • D. regional politics.
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Question 19

Sabon Gari settlement in most parts of colonial Nigeria harboured mostly

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  • A. people other than the indigenes
  • B. indigenes who were Muslims
  • C. strangers who were Muslims only
  • D. European traders and missionaries
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Question 20

In colonial Nigeria, export crop production was dominated by

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  • A. the Europeans
  • B. the Labanese
  • C. peasant farmers
  • D. indigenous middlemen
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