State two functions of the Omanhene in the Asante kingdom and other History and Government Questions and Answers from Mbooni Mocks 2014

15/6/2021

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Give the main invention of the Middle Stone Age period?
Invention of fire
Name two areas in Africa where the remains Australopithecus have been discovered?
Taureng in Botswana
Olduvai George in Tanzania
State one method of irrigation used in Egypt?
Basin irrigation
Canal irrigation
Shadoof irrigation
What was the main item of trade from North Africa in the Trans Saharan trade?
Salt
State two functions of the Omanhene in the Asante kingdom?
Settled disputes
Assisted the Asantehene to administer the empire
State the main contribution of Dr. Christian Bernard in the field of medicine?
Discovered how to perform heart transplant
Give the type of treaty signed between European powers during the scramble and partition of Africa
Partition treaty
Name the territories acquired by Germany from France during the Franco-Prussian war of 1870-1871
Lorraine
Alsace
Name two titles used to refer to the Swahili officials in the administration of German in Tanganyika
Akidas
Jumbes
State two ways in which pan –African movement contributed to the development of nationalism in Africa Provided a forum for African nationalists to voice their grievances
Sensitized African on the need to end colonialism
Name one leader who played a leading role in the shaping the Non-aligned movement
Jawaharlal Nehru of India
Marshal of Yugoslavia
Nasser of Egypt
Name the military pact formed by the Soviet Union and her satellite states during the cold war (1 mark)
The Warsaw pact
State two functions of the International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Giving short term loans to members
Stabilizing different currencies of the world
Name the two houses of the Indian parliament
lower chamber /house of the people /Lok sabha
Upper house/council of states /Rajya sabha
Name the international organization that took over from O.A.U
African Union

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Explain six factors which undermined the application of the French policy of assimilation in west Africa

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Opposition by the local people who did not want the French to interfere with their culture
traditional African rulers never wanted to lose their authority and influence over their people
The Islam converters resisted the French attempt to convert people to Christianity
The African land tenure system was different from that of the French
Opposition from the French traders in West Africa who saw assimilated Africans as a threat to their commercial monopoly
French government found it expensive to implement as it required building many schools and employing many teachers
It threatened the existence of the French empire
It was opposed by the French imperialists
French people feared to be out numbered in the chamber of deputies (parliament)by African representatives
Vastness of French colonies made it hard to supervise the implementation of the policy

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Name three communities in Senegal where the French system of administration was successfully applied

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Rufisque
Dakar
St Louis
Goree

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KNEC KCSE History & Government Paper 2 1996 Q & A

25/10/2020

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History Paper 2 1996 Questions and Answers

1. Identify two sources of information which historians use to write the History of Africa (2 mks)

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Identify the method used to plant cereal crops when early agriculture began.

13/6/2020

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Identify the method used to plant cereal crops when early agriculture began.

The broadcasting method

What is broadcasting sowing method?

Broadcasting is the scattering or spreading of the seeds on the soil, which may or may not be incorporated into the soil.

Broadcasting of seeds may be done by hand,mechanical spreader or aeroplane.

Broadcasting is the easy, quick and cheap method of seeding.The difficulties observed in broadcasting are:

uneven distribution,
improper placement of seeds and
less soil cover and compaction. As all the seeds are not placed in uniform density and depth,there is
no uniformity of germination, seedling vigor and establishment.

It is mostly suited for closely spaced and small seeded crops.

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Discuss five functions of the Federal Government in the United States of America

28/5/2020

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Discuss five functions of the Federal Government in the United States of America

It levies/collects taxes which enable the government to finance its operations
It pays debts/loans extended to the government by institutions such as World Bank
It admits new states into the union like Alaska which was last to be admitted
It enacts/passes laws which regulate operations of the federal/state governments
It handles foreign affairs e.g.through ratifying treat with the other countries
It declares war and makes peace
It resolves disputes among states in order to enhance their corporation
It establishes federal courts which determine cause which are beyond jurisdiction of state court
It makes/issues currency/regulates its values
It establishes federal postal services
It gives grants to individuals states
It regulates internal and external trade
It establishes federal armed forces/defence

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Identify five ways through which the supremacy of the parliament may by limited in Britain

28/5/2020

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Identify five ways through which the supremacy of the parliament may by limited in Britain

It cannot make laws which overlook moral values.
Decision made by the parliament must take into consideration public opinion.
Local authorities are empowered to make by -laws without consulting the parliament.
It must consider interest of institutions before making laws affecting them.
Legislation passed by the parliament may be changed in the future.
International law is also taken into account when laws are made
Parliament cannot discuss what is before law court.

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Explain five challenges facing the East African Community (EAC) 2001

28/5/2020

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Explain five challenges facing the East African Community (EAC) 2001

Suspicion/mistrust among member states as some view others as more dominating its affairs/benefiting more.
Some countries impose trade barriers for goods from member states which fuels animosity.
There has been trans-border/across border smuggling of vehicles/other goods which creates economic mistrust among neighbours.
Dispute over use of natural resources/water resources has led to arrest of Sonic fishermen thereby straining relationship among affected member states
Cross-border cattle rustling raids has fueled insecurity/tension among member states.
Divided loyalty as member States belong to other regional/international organizations.
Ideological differences among leaders had led to strained relations among them.
Personal differences between leaders e.g. Kagame vs Museveni
National interests override that of the community
Inadequate funds for its operation
Poor transport and communication
Lack of common currency hinders trade
Members states produce similar goods making it difficult to trade

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Identify five objectives of the African Union(AU)

28/5/2020

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Identify five objectives of the African Union(AU)

To achieve greater unity/cohesion/solidarity among African countries/nations
To defend the sovereignty/territorial integrity/independence of its member states
To accelerate the political/social-economic integration of the continent
To promote/defend African common positions on issues of interest to the continent/the people.
To encourage international cooperation,taking due account of the charter of the UN and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
To promote peace/security/stability of the continent.

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Identify the three countries that formed the Tripple Alliance before the outbreak of the first World War

28/5/2020

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Identify the three countries that formed the Tripple Alliance before the outbreak of the first World War

Germany
Austra- Hungary
Itary

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Discuss six reasons for the defeat of Samori Toure by the French in 1898

28/5/2020

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Discuss six reasons for the defeat of Samori Toure by the French in 1898

Constant movement of the people/army denied them opportunities to carry out economic activities leading to Inadequate supply of necessary items/food.
Lack of Support from other African rulers e.g. Ahamed Seku of Tukolor empire,Tieba of Sikasso demoralized him.
Samori's second empire was difficult to defend as it was exposed to attacks from all sides/the British /the French.
The scorched earth policy that he adopted lacked support from civilians who resisted against him.
His inability to appease the conquered areas /people denied him the needed support.
The British policy of non-interference denied him their support - against the French.
The besieging of his capital by the French forced him to surrender/his blockage from retreating to Liberia.

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State three terms of the Berlin conference

28/5/2020

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State three terms of the Berlin conference

Any European country laying claim on any part of Africa should inform others
Those countries who signed the agreement declared their area of occupation/spheres of influence.
The interior of the coast area claimed by a European power becomes its sphere of influence.
That each European country must effectively occupy their area of occupation/sphere of influence
European countries that acquire colonies in Africa must abolish slave trade
River Congo, River Niger and Zambezi basins were free for all European countries to navigate.
European countries should demonstrate their authority to protect the European in the area of occupation.

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Explain six challenges which South Africa has faced in the process of industrialization

28/5/2020

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Explain six challenges which South Africa has faced in the process of industrialization

The imposition of economic sections which preserved her from trading with other countries
The long period of apartheid created an unconducive environment for industrialization
Competition from more developed countries such as western European countries whose manufactured goods were of better quality than ones from South Africa.
Industrial strikes/demonstrations/boycotts which were organized by trade unions led to low purchasing power.
Violence/xenophobia/aggression against foreigners has discouraged foreign investors/chased away the would be foreign investors
High levels of poverty which created inadequate market for manufactured goods due to low purchasing power.
HIV/AIDS has affected the working force in industries thereby undermining industrial production.
High incidences of insecurity/criminal activities in South Africa which has been caused by unemployment.

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Outline three effects of scientific invention on medicine

28/5/2020

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Outline three effects of scientific invention on medicine

It has led to the discovery of preventative/curative medicine
It has led to rise of living standards/life expectancy
It has led to increase in population/reduction of mortality rates
It has led to production of advanced medical equipment
It has led to manufacture of variety of drugs
It has created job opportunities.

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Discuss six factors which led to the decline of the Trans-Atlantic trade

28/5/2020

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Discuss six factors which led to the decline of the Trans-Atlantic trade

The introduction of machines/industrialization which replaced human Labour Leading to decline of demand for slaves.
Slave labour was perceived by economists to be less profitable/less productive compared to free labour.
The campaign against slave trade/slavery by philanthropists/missionaries who declared it evil/inhuman/against religious teaching.
The closure of slave market in America after the American Civil War of 1865 left slave dealers with no market for their slaves.
Propagation of liberty/equality for all human beings following the French revolution which encouraged fair treatment of all people irrespective of their racial background.
The development of legitimate trade which was more profitable aid replaced slave trade.
The signing of treaties abolishing slave trade /slavery by Britain influenced other countries to adopt the same.

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History Paper 2 1996 Questions and Answers

1. Identify two sources of information which historians use to write the History of Africa (2 mks)

Identify the method used to plant cereal crops when early agriculture began.

What is broadcasting sowing method?

Discuss five functions of the Federal Government in the United States of America

Identify five ways through which the supremacy of the parliament may by limited in Britain

Explain five challenges facing the East African Community (EAC) 2001

Identify five objectives of the African Union(AU)

Identify the three countries that formed the Tripple Alliance before the outbreak of the first World War

Discuss six reasons for the defeat of Samori Toure by the French in 1898

State three terms of the Berlin conference

Explain six challenges which South Africa has faced in the process of industrialization

Outline three effects of scientific invention on medicine

Discuss six factors which led to the decline of the Trans-Atlantic trade

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