Give five factors that influenced the location of urban centres in Kenya
during the colonial period.(Answered) Give one way in which the construction of the Kenya Uganda railway speeded up the colonization of Kenya.(Answered) Explain six problems faced by Africans in urban centres during the colonial period in Kenya.(Answered) Why did the colonial government deny the Africans the right to grow cash crops in Kenya before 1954?(Answered) Give one grievance raised by Asians in Kenya that was addressed by the Devonshire white paper.(Answered) Give three reasons which made the British Government encourage white settlement in Kenya during the colonial period(Answered) Explain the effects of land alienation Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) Identify two features of African farming in Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) State two ways through which European settlers in Kenya were able to get labour force during the colonial period.(Answered) Explain six effects of the construction of the Kenya-Uganda railway.(Answered) State the objectives of promoting the development of health facilities in Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) Identify the roles played by Africans in the provision of health services in colonial Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) Identify the groups of people who offered education in Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) State the main challenge that faced the education sector in Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) Identify the main recommendations of the Phelps stokes education commission of 1924(Answered) Give the main feature of the colonial education in Kenya.(Answered) Discuss the factors which led to the growth of urban centers during the colonial period in Kenya.(Answered) State the reasons why trade unionism was more active in Nairobi during the colonial period than other areas.(Answered) State the recommendations of the Swynerton plan of 1954.(Answered) Identify the ways in which mission stations promoted economic development in Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) Explain the terms of the Devonshire white paper of 1923(Answered) Give the main reasons Devonshire white paper intensified the struggle for freedom in Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) Give the grievances by Africans in 1923 that led to the documentation of the Devonshire white paper.(Answered) Give the Positive results of the Devonshire white Paper of 1923 on Africans in Kenya.(Answered) Identify the grievances that were raised by Asians in Kenya that were addressed by the Devonshire white paper of 1963.(Answered) State the main aim of land ordinances and acts which were passed by the colonial government in Kenya.(Answered) Give the ways through which the colonial government controlled the migration of Africans to urban centers.(Answered) Give the main impact of colonial land policies on Africans in Kenya(Answered) Explain the challenges which the European settlers faced in Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) Identify the main crops introduced by European settlers in Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) Give the reasons why Africans were reluctant to provide labour during the colonial period in Kenya.(Answered) Identify the ways in which the colonial government controlled the movement of Africans to urban centers during the colonial period in Kenya.(Answered) Give the main reason why the British introduced the Kipande System to the Africans in Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) Name the document that dashed the white settlers hope of making Kenya a white man's dominated country.(Answered) Mention the reasons why white settlement was encouraged by the colonial government during the
colonial period in Kenya.(Answered) Apart from providing settlers with land, state other ways through which the colonial government promoted settler farming.(Answered) Explain the results of the development of Agriculture in Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) Who introduced dairy farming in Kenya?(Answered) State the benefits of settler farming in Kenya.(Answered) Discuss the challenges which were faced during the construction of the Kenya Uganda railway.(Answered) Name the British engineer who was in charge of the construction of the Uganda railway in 1896.(Answered) Give the reasons for the construction of the Kenya Uganda railway during the colonial period.(Answered) Mention one consequence of the French Assimilation policy in Senegal.(Answered) Explain six effects of the application of British direct rule in Zimbabwe.(Answered) State one economic problem that was experienced by the British colonialists in
Nigeria.(Answered) Explain six problems experienced by the French administration in Senegal.(Answered) State three similarities French and British administration in colonial period.(Answered) Describe the structure of the British indirect rule in Northern Nigeria.(Answered) Name the chartered company that administered Zimbabwe during the process of colonization.(Answered) State two roles played by the African chiefs in the British colonial administration in Nigeria.(Answered) Explain six differences between the use of British indirect rule and the French Assimilation policy.(Answered) Give three conditions which one had to fulfill in order to become a French citizen in Senegal.(Answered) Give five reasons why the British used indirect rule to administer Northern Nigeria.(Answered) State one economic problem that was experienced by the British colonialist in Nigeria.(Answered) Outline two similar methods used to recruit African labour in the British and French colonies.(Answered) Name the chartered company that administered Zimbabwe process of colonization.(Answered) Explain the challenges that were faced by European colonialist as they established their rule in Africa.(Answered) Give the negative effects of the French policy of assimilation on Africans.(Answered) State the positive impacts of the French policy of assimilation on Africans.(Answered) Describe the structure of the French system of administration in Africa.(Answered) Name the four communes (quarter communes) in Senegal where the policy of assimilation was successfully applied.(Answered) Identify the characteristics of European colonial administration in Africa.(Answered) Apart from Britain, identify other European powers which used direct rule to administer their colonies(Answered) State the two methods of administration that were used by the French in Africa during colonial rule.(Answered) Apart from the French, mention other European powers that used the policy of assimilation to administer their possessions.(Answered) What was the main reason why the French people opposed the application of the policy of assimilation?(Answered) Give the factors that facilitated success of the French policy of assimilation in the four communes in Senegal.(Answered) Identify the privileges which were enjoyed by the assimilated Africans in the four French communes in Senegal.(Answered) Give the French method of Administration which replaced the assimilation policy.(Answered) Describe the organization of the Central African Federation government between 1952 and1962.(Answered) Identify the states which united to form the central African federation between 1952 and 1962 during colonial rule.(Answered) Name the British administrator who declared the settlers unilateral independence in Southern Rhodesia in 1962.(Answered) Give the reforms which were introduced by Garfield Todd to assist Africans during the central African federation rule in 1953.(Answered) Name the African nationalists in Zimbabwe who opposed the Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI) regime in Zimbabwe between 1962 and 1980.(Answered) Describe the characteristics of direct rule in Zimbabwe.(Answered) Give the reasons why the British applied direct rule Zimbabwe.(Answered) Identify the method of administration that was used by the British in Zimbabwe.(Answered) Identify the main pillars that supported the two pyramid policy in Zimbabwe.(Answered) Explain the positive impacts of the British system of indirect rule in Nigeria.(Answered) Name the administrators were used in Nigeria by the British during indirect rule.(Answered) Explain five effects of the British system of indirect rule in Nigeria.(Answered) Give the reasons why indirect rule was unsuccessful in Southern Nigeria.(Answered) Explain the effects of the use of indirect rule by the British in Northern Nigeria.(Answered) Name the British colonial agent who advanced the indirect rule system in Africa.(Answered) Give three reasons why the British used indirect rule in Kenya.(Answered) Identify the duties of African Chiefs during the British rule in Kenya.(Answered) Describe six negative effects of British colonial rule on the people of Kenya.(Answered) Explain five results of the Maasai collaboration with the British in the early 20th century.(Answered) Identify five causes of Nandi resistance against British invasion in Kenya.(Answered) Explain six problems experienced by the Imperial British East African Company in Kenya.(Answered) Give two reasons why the British used the Imperial British East African company to administer its possession in Kenya.(Answered) Explain six results of the Nandi resistance against the British occupation.(Answered) State three social-economic reasons why Britain colonized Kenya in the 19th century.(Answered) Give the main reason why poll tax was introduced to Kenya during the colonial period in Kenya.(Answered) Apart from the Nandi name two other communities that resisted the establishment of colonial rule in Kenya.(Answered) Give five political reasons that led to the colonization of Kenya by the British during the 19th century.(Answered) Why did the imperial British East on African company (IBEAC rule come to an end in 1885(Answered) What were the activities of the Imperial British East African company (IBEAC) between 1888 and 1895?(Answered) Describe the organization of the central government in Kenya during the colonial period.(Answered) State three methods used by the British to establish their rule in Kenya.(Answered)
