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Question 81:
JAMB 2012
The Mfecane resulted in the
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Division and fragmentation of the Zulu nation
B
Formation of the Ndebele state
C
Decrease in Boer influence in South Africa
D
Dispersal of the Zulu to the Katanga copper belt.
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Question 82:
JAMB 2012
The 1960 Sharpeville revolt was specifically against
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Labour laws
B
Land laws
C
Pass laws
D
Marriage laws.
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Question 83:
JAMB 2012
A major consequence of the Great Trek was the
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Restriction of movement of the whites in South Africa
B
Agitation for black-white equality in South Africa
C
Annexation of white communities by the Africans
D
The expansion of white communities in South Africa.
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Question 84:
JAMB 2012
Sayyid Said increased the volume of trade with the Europeans by
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Allowing them to take control of the trade with the hinterland
B
Replacing Indian middlemen with Europeans
C
Allowing European consuls to reside in Zanzibar
D
Making English the lingua franca of Zanzibar.
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Question 85:
JAMB 2012
The Mahdists revolt in the Sudan was successful
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They believed they had a superior faith
B
It enjoyed widespread support
C
The Egyptian army was poorly trained
D
General Gordon was an incompetent commander.
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