Questions
Section A (20marks)
- Give two ways in which linguistics helps in reconstruction of History. (2mks)
- Give two factors which favored the development of crop growing in ancient Egypt. (2mks)
- Identify the method used to plant carrots crops when early agriculture began. (1mk)
- Name two metals that were used as currency in pre-colonial Africa (2mks)
- Give two ways in which air transport has improved trade between nations. (2mks)
- Identify the main factor that unified communities of Shone during pre-colonial period. (1mk)
- Name one African country that was not colonized by European powers. (1mk)
- State two factors that enhanced the spread of iron working in Africa. (2mks)
- Identify two Natural factors for the growth of Meroe as an early urban centre. (2mks)
- Identify the main reason for the convening of Berlin Conference of 1884-1885. (1mk)
- Name one community that did not take part in the Maji Maji rebellion (1905-1907) in Tanganyika. (1mk)
- State two social factors that led to the scramble for colonies in Africa by European powers. (2mks)
- Name the country where Samori Toure was deported to after his defeat by France in 1898. (1mk)
Section B (30marks)
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- State three characteristics of regional traded. (3mks)
- Explain six reasons for the decline of Trans-Atlantic trade. (12mks)
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- Outline five European activities in Africa during the 19th century. (5mks)
- Explain five effects of the Mandika resistance against the French Invasion in the late 19th century. (10mks)
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- Identify five methods used by Europeans powers to establish colonial rule in Africa. (5mks)
- Explain five results of Lozi collaboration with the Europeans during the colonization. (10mks)
Marking Scheme
- Give two ways in which linguistics helps in reconstruction of History. (2mks)
- People who speak related languages are assured to have a common origin
- People who speak related languages show that they were in close contact at some time in past.
- Language distribution shows the original centre of people who speak it
- The evidence of loan words from other languages indicate how neighbours influenced one another
- Give two factors which favored the development of crop growing in ancient Egypt. (2mks)
- Existence of indigenous types of grains
- Availability of reliable source of water
- Existence of stable government under Pharaoh
- Existence of fertile soils along river Nile
- Invention and use of farm implements
- Identify the method used to plant cereal crops when early agriculture began. (1mk)
- The broadcasting method
- The broadcasting method
- Name two metals that were used as currency in pre-colonial Africa. (2mks)
- Iron, Gold, Copper, Silver, Bronze
- Iron, Gold, Copper, Silver, Bronze
- Give two ways in which air transport has improved trade between nations. (2mks)
- It has improved speed which trade goods between nations/organizations or individuals are moved.
- It has improved transportation of urgent documents and messages relating to trade.
- Identify the main factor that unified communities of Shona during pre-colonial period. (1mk)
- Mwari cult/ religion
- Mwari cult/ religion
- Name one African country that was not colonized by European powers. (1mk)
- Ethiopia, Liberia,
- Ethiopia, Liberia,
- State two factors that enhanced the spread of iron working in Africa. (2mks)
- Migrations, Trade, warfare, Intermarriages
- Migrations, Trade, warfare, Intermarriages
- Identify two Natural factors for the growth of Meroe as an early urban centre. (2mks)
- Availability of forests/wood that was used for smelting
- Presence of iron ore deposit
- Identify the main reason for the convening of Berlin Conference of 1884-1885. (1mk)
- To peacefully divide Africa among the European powers.
- To peacefully divide Africa among the European powers.
- Name one community that did not take part in the Maji Maji rebellion (1905-1907) in Tanganyika. (1mk)
- Hehe, Nyamwezi, Chagga
- Hehe, Nyamwezi, Chagga
- State two social factors that led to the scramble for colonies in Africa by European powers. (2mks)
- The need to abolish slave trade
- The desire to spread Christianity / to protect missionaries
- The desire spread Western civilization / education / western civilization
- The need to settle surplus population
- Name the country where Samori Toure was deported to after his defeat by France in 1898. (1mk)
- Gabon
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- State three characteristics of regional traded. (3mks)
- Occurs on large geographical region
- Involves exchange of a large variety of goods
- Trades acts as middleman
- Has established market places
- Explain six reasons for the decline of Trans-Atlantic trade. (12mks)
- Decline for demand of sugar in Europe
- Independence of USA. This deprived Britain her profits
- Industrial revolution replaced human labour with machine
- Christian missionaries condemned slave trade as being in human
- There were several slave revolts
- Contributions of Africans who campaigned against slave trade e.g. King Mzinga
- The impact of French revolution which spread the idea of liberty
- Development of legitimate trade which replaced slave trade
- Role of economists who argued free labour was better than forced labour
- State three characteristics of regional traded. (3mks)
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- Outline five European activities in Africa during the 19th century. (5mks)
- Were involved in trade
- Were spreading Christianity
- Were involved in exploration
- To established settlement
- Establishing colonial rule
- Were involved in stamping out slave trade
- Were involved in spreading western education
- Were involved in farming
- Explain five effects of the Mandika resistance against the French Invasion in the late 19th century. (10mks)
- Many lives were lost due to the protracted war between the two groups
- There was destruction of property as the Madinka were disrupted
- The madinka experienced famine as most the people were engaged in the war
- Many people were displaced by the war thereby becoming refugees in the neighbor state
- The war created misery / suffering among people
- Samoure Taure was captured captured and departed to Gabon
- The Mandika economic activities were destructed e.g mining and trade
- It laid down the ground for African Nationalism
- Outline five European activities in Africa during the 19th century. (5mks)
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- Identify five methods used by Europeans powers to establish colonial rule in Africa. (5mks)
- Military conquest / expeditions
- Signing of treaties/ diplomacy / collaboration
- Deception / treachery / luring Africans with European goods
- Use of charted companies
- Divide and rule tactics
- Explain five results of Lozi collaboration with the Europeans during the colonization. (10mks)
- It led to establishment of colonial rule in Bulozi and loss of independence
- Lewanika maintained his position though hi title was changed to paramount chief
- The British use their position in Bulozi to conquer the surrounding communities
- The company exploited resources in Bulozi such as minerals
- Tradition practices such as slavery and witchcraft were abolished in Bulozi
- The Bulozi were appointed to administer positions in Baratseland, but were subject to supervision by European
- Colonial rule was established in northern Rhodesia without bloodshed
- Identify five methods used by Europeans powers to establish colonial rule in Africa. (5mks)
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