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Factors that led to the rise and growth of nationalism in Nigeria. - SS2 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1

What fueled a sense of injustice and the desire for self-determination in Nigeria?

A

Exploitation and oppression by colonial powers

B

Economic prosperity under colonial rule

C

Religious diversity

correct option: a

Exploitation and oppression by colonial powers

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2

What played a key role in organizing and mobilizing nationalist movements in Nigeria?

A

The spread of Christianity and Islam

B

The growth of Pan-Africanism

C

The emergence of a Nigerian middle class

correct option: c

The emergence of a Nigerian middle class

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3

What helped to create a sense of unity and shared identity among Nigerians?

A

Economic prosperity under colonial rule

B

Ethnic and regional differences

C

The spread of Christianity and Islam

correct option: c

The spread of Christianity and Islam

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4

What was Pan-Africanism?

A

A movement to promote unity and solidarity among all Africans

B

A movement to promote European values and culture in Africa

C

A movement to promote individualism

correct option: a

A movement to promote unity and solidarity among all Africans

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5

When did Nigeria gain independence?

A

1956

B

1960

C

1964 

correct option: c

1960

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6

What were the factors that led to the rise and growth of nationalism in Nigeria?

The rise and growth of nationalism in Nigeria was influenced by several factors, including colonialism, education, religion, and Pan-Africanism.

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7

What role did the Nigerian middle class play in the rise of nationalism?

The Nigerian middle class played a key role in organizing and mobilizing nationalist movements, promoting a sense of national identity and a desire for independence.

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