Question

What factors did the independence movements in Ghana and Kenya have in common? Select all that apply.

They happened nonviolently.


They resulted in the formation of autocratic regimes.


They overthrew British rule.


They launched successful democracies.

Answer 1

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• They overthrew the British rule. Both countries were colonies of the Britten government.

• Conflict and resentment defined the colonial experience with the white settlers and native africans. they settled in the fertile highland outside nairobi. successful large scale farming depended to a great degree upon an adequate labor force, namely african.

• the two countries did not result to successful democracies but to autocratic regimes.Kwame Nkrumah was shortly overthrown while the first president of Kenya ruled the country with a rod of iron, and his regime was plagued in several scandals,despite being peaceful.

• The Independence of Ghana was greatly peaceful,but that of Kenya was plagued by some violence, as the Mau Mau launched series of attacks against white settlers.

• Both countries had to fight for them to earn their independence, however, they differ in the person whom they struggled together. For Kenya's independence, they teamed up with Jomo Kenyatta, who is also reigned as their first prime minister. While in Ghana, they proposed a contract for their independence.

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Answer 2

the common aspects of independence of Kenya and Ghana are;

They overthrew British rule. Both countries were colonies of the British.

the two countries did not result to successful democracies but to autocratic regimes.Kwame Nkrumah was shortly overthrown while the first president of Kenya ruled the country with a rod of iron, and his regime was plagued in several scandals,despite being peaceful.
The Independence of Ghana was greatly peaceful,but that of Kenya was plagued by some violence, as the Mau Mau launched series of attacks against white settlers.