Question

The success of independence movements in Ghana and Kenya led to which

outcome in both countries?

A. The newly installed leaders worked to suppress opposing political
parties.

B. Military leaders seized control of the government and launched
disastrous foreign wars.

C. Civil war broke out between Muslim communities and non-Muslim
minority groups.

D. Campaigns of ethnic cleansing were launched against citizens of
European heritage.

Answer 1

The success of independence movements in Ghana and Kenya led to outcome A. "The newly installed leaders worked to suppress opposing political parties."

Both Ghana and Kenya, upon gaining independence from colonial rule, initially experienced challenges related to political stability, and in their early years of independence, there were instances of political suppression and consolidation of power by the new leadership. This process involved efforts to suppress opposing political parties to maintain control over the newly independent nations.