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1

Who was the British Governor-General of Nigeria when the Constitution of 1922 was created?

 

A

Hugh Clifford

 

B

Nelson Mandela

 

 

C

Winston Churchill

 

correct option: a

Hugh Clifford

 

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2

What was the main purpose of the central legislative council created by the Constitution of 1922?

 

A

To represent the interests of the Nigerian people

 

B

To represent the interests of the British colonial government

 

C

To provide limited political representation for Nigerians

 

correct option: b

To represent the interests of the British colonial government

 

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3

How were the members of the regional councils created under the Constitution of 1922?

 

A

Elected only

 

B

Appointed only

 

C

Both elected and appointed

 

correct option: c

Both elected and appointed

 

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4

What was the main criticism of the Constitution of 1922?

 

A

It did not provide enough political power to local communities

 

B

It gave too much power to the British colonial government

 

C

It did not create regional councils

 

correct option: a

It did not provide enough political power to local communities

 

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5

What did the Constitution of 1922 pave the way for in Nigeria's political development?

 

A

Future reforms and progress towards independence

 

B

British colonial rule

 

C

A centralized system of government

 

correct option: a

Future reforms and progress towards independence

 

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6

Who was responsible for creating the Constitution of 1922?

7

What was the main purpose of the regional councils created by the Constitution of 1922?

 

To make laws in specific regions of Nigeria.

 

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