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History Grade 10

Student Textbook
Exercise 2.4: Unit Review Questions
Part I: True or false questions. Write true for correct statements and False
for incorrect ones.
1. The map of Africa of 1884 was nearly similar to that of the 1914 map.
2. Searching for new markets was one of the motives of European colonial powers in
Africa.
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A. Assimilation policy
B. Divide and Rule policy
C. Association policy
D. Democracy
3. The Africans' early resistance movements were spontaneous and lacked organization.
4. The British colonial policy favored direct rule rather than indirect one.
5. Colonization also brought about different types of new diseases in Africa.
Part II: Choose the best answer from given alternatives
1. What was the main reason for European countries to colonize Africa?
A. The desire to establish democratic regimes in Africa
B. maintain power promote mutual trade relationship
C. To exploit rich African resources
D. To stop the slave trade
2. One of the following cannot be a cause for the failure of early African resistance
movements against European colonial administration?
A. The Africans' inclination to colonial administration than their indigenous system
B. Absence of effective organization
C. Lack of unity among Africans
D. Africans' were poorly armed
3. All forms of colonial rule share commonly
4. Rudyard Kipling's poem, "The White Man's Burden" reflected the idea that
A. The white race had become a burden on other races
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B. The white man had a responsibility to civilize other races
C. Colonialism was a burden brought by a white man on others
D. The white man should not carry the burden of colonialism
5. Civilizing mission as a justification for European colonization of other lands
A. Considers other peoples as agents of historical change
B. Considers Europe as less civilized compared to other peoples
C. Considers colonialism as the enslavement of other peoples

Answer 1

This question is about European colonization in Africa and covers motives, colonial policies, resistance movements, and the impact of colonization.

Step-by-step explanation:

Part I: True or false questions.

1. False. The map of Africa changed significantly between 1884 and 1914 due to the European Scramble for Africa.
2. True. Searching for new markets was indeed one of the motives of European colonial powers in Africa.
3. C. Association Policy
4. False. The Africans' early resistance movements were not entirely spontaneous and lacked organization.
5. True. The British colonial policy favored direct rule over indirect rule.
6. True. Colonization brought about different types of new diseases in Africa.

Part II: Choose the best answer from given alternatives

1. C. To exploit rich African resources.
2. A. The Africans' inclination to colonial administration than their indigenous system
3. Colonialism and the idea of subjugating indigenous people to the authority of external powers.
4. B. The white man had a responsibility to civilize other races.
5. B. Considers Europe as less civilized compared to other peoples.

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