SECTION A (25MARKS)
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION
- List two examples of material remains in an archaeological site.
- cloth
- Beads
- Coins
- Pottery remains
- Basket
- What was the name of Charles Darwin’s book in which he published his on evolution theory. (1mks
- The origin of species
- Identify two centers of early Agriculture. (2mks)
- Egypt
- Mesopotamia
- Names two West African Kingdoms that were involved in Trans- Saharan trade. (2mk
- Ghana
- Mali
- Songhai
- State two features of the camel that enables it to be the most suitable animal for transport in arid areas. (2mks)
- Camels do not sweat
- Camels have a big water holding capacity.
- Has broad padded two toed feet
- Tick fur to protect it from the heat of the sun and cold at night.
- State one theory that explains the origin and spread of iron working in Africa. (1mk)
- Independent
- Diffusion
- What was the main discovery of William Morton? (1mk)
- He discovered anesthesia
- Identify two major factors that contributed to the decline of Meroe. (1mk)
- Rise of Axium Kingdom in Ethiopia
- Desertification due to deforestation
- Which company ruled southern Rhodesia on behalf of the British? (1mk)
- British South Africa Company
- Give the main reason why European powers held the Berlin conference of 1884-1885. (1mk)
- To lay down rules of partition of Africa.
- Identify two positive result of Lewanika’s collaboration with the British. 2mks)
- Establishment of schools.
- Lewanika retained his position as a leader
- Improvement of infrastructure
- His kingdom was protected from external enemies
- State one European nation that was led by a dictator after the First World War. (1mk)
- Germany
- Italy
- Name one member country of the common wealth in Africa which is not a former British colony.(1mk)
- Togo
- Morocco
- Rwanda
- Identify two military facts formed during cold war. (2mks)
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
- Warsaw pact of 1955
- Identify two African delegates who attended the fifth pan African conference in Manchester in 1945. (2mks)
- Obfemi Awolowo
- Jomo Kenyatta
- Peter Abrahams.
- Kwame Nkrumah
- Hastings Kamuzu Banda
- What was the main reason that led to the army muting in Congo in 1960. (1mk)
- Belgian domination in the army and government affairs.1x1=1
- Which is the highest court in India. (1mk)
- The supreme court
SECTION B (45 Marks)
Answer any three questions in this section
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- State three differences between apes and man’s ancestors. (3mks)
- Hominids have bigger heads than apes and this indicates a larger brain capacity .
- This size of jaws of man is smaller than in apes
- Man’s hands have thumbs but apes don’t
- Man’s feet and toes are shorter
- Explain the impact of early agriculture on people Way of life. (12mks)
- increase in population due to better feeding habits.
- led to development of a sedentary/settled lifestyle.
- led to division of labour as people began to specialize in various occupations
- Development of trade due to surplus production
- Settled life enhance cultural interactions
- led to rise of political organization and development of rules and regulations (government)
- Emergence of social classes
- State three differences between apes and man’s ancestors. (3mks)
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- Identify three traditional forms communication (3mks)
- Fire and smoke signal
- Horn blowing
- Screams and cries
- Drum – beat
- Messengers
- Explain six positive impacts of telecommunications today
- Has led to faster communication
- Has enhanced international trade.
- Has provided mass entertainment.
- Has promoted air and water transport
- Has promoted education through research.
- Has been used to improve security
- Has provided many job employment opportunities in many countries in many countries.
- It is a source of government revenue through taxation and licensing.
- Identify three traditional forms communication (3mks)
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- State three conditions that an African had to fulfil so as to be assimilated in Senegal. (3mks)
- Be able to read and write French
- Have knowledge of French government
- Had worked in the civil service for a number of years
- Should dress and eat like a French man.
- Explain six effects of direct rule in Zimbabwe. (12mks)
- Large tracts of African land was alienated.
- African indigenous / traditional rulers lost their authority
- African culture was greatly undermined
- The white settlers enhanced crop production
- Transport ,trade and industries were developed in settler regions.
- Economic exploitation and political repression provoked African nationalism
- State three conditions that an African had to fulfil so as to be assimilated in Senegal. (3mks)
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- Mention three ways in which Julius Nyerere assisted African nationalist in Mozambique in their struggle for independence. (3mks)
- He welcomed liberation movements from Mozambique to set headquarters in Tanzania.
- He promise political support .
- He encouraged different associations to merge to a strong movement.
- He allowed them to undertake guerilla training in Tanzania.
- He allowed political exiles into Tanzania
- Explain methods used by African nationalists in their struggle against apartheid rule. (12mks)
- They formed political parties to air grievances
- Used force to fight unjust rule.
- Used diplomacy in attempt to get government attention.
- Those arrested and detained went on hunger strike to press the government to grril their .
- Use of mass media to highlight injustices of the regime.
- used the clergy to campaign against apartheid
- Mention three ways in which Julius Nyerere assisted African nationalist in Mozambique in their struggle for independence. (3mks)
SECTION C (30mks)
Answer Any Two Question in this section
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- Identify three kinds of spirits in the shone kingdom (3mks)
- vadzimu –family spirits
- Mhondoro –clan spirits
- Chamiruka –National spirits
- Describe the political organization of the Shona in the 19th century (12mks)
- The empire was ruled by was emperor Mwene Mutapa.
- The key factor of integration was religion Mwari Cult
- The national symbol of unity was the royal fire
- Vassal chiefs rekindled their fires from the national fire as recognition of their loyalty to Mwene Mutapa.
- The empire was divided into provinces ruled by lesser chiefs .
- Mwene Mutapa had senior officials to assist him in administration; court steward, treasurer, commander in law of the king, Queen mother emperor sister , emperor’s nine wives .
- The king had a standing army which was used for defence and expansion.
- Identify three kinds of spirits in the shone kingdom (3mks)
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- Mentor three aims of common market for east and southern Africa.(COMESA). (3mks)
- Attain sustainable growth in all fields of economy
- Promote joint development in all fields of economy
- To cooperate in promotion of foreign cross-border and domestic investment
- To promote peace in member states
- Strengthen relations between COMESA and the rest of the world
- Explain six challenges facing East African community. (12mks)
- Suspicion among member statescomplain by business men of exertion of tariffs
- Trans border smuggling of vehicls and other goods
- Fishing conflicts in Lake Victoria
- Loyalty to other organizations complicates the work of EAC
- Unequal developments in member states
- Lack of common currency hinders trade
- Mentor three aims of common market for east and southern Africa.(COMESA). (3mks)
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- Identify five source of British constitution. (5mks)
- Statutes/magna carta
- Customs
- Historical documents
- Precedents
- Hansand
- Royal declaration
- Explain the functions of the monarchy in Britain. (10mks)
- Giving assent to laws
- Appointment of judges
- Pardoning and giving reprieve to convicted offenders.
- Appoints the archbishop of the Anglican church in England.
- Appointing the prime minister and approving the cabinet.
- Identify five source of British constitution. (5mks)
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- Identifly five sources of British constitution. (5mks)
- Explain the function of the monarchy in Britain. (10mks)
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