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HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT NOTES FORM 1-4 IN PDF

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HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT NOTES FORM 1, 2, 3 AND 4 IN PDF

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introduction_to_history_and_government.pdf
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early_man.pdf
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early-man-story.pdf
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development__of_early_agriculture.pdf
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the_peoples_of_kenya_up_to_the__19th_century.pdf
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social_economic_and_political_organization_of_african_societies_in_the_19th_century.pdf
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contacts_between_east_africa___the_outside_world.pdf
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citizenship.pdf
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national_intergration.pdf
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trade.pdf
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development_of_transport_and_communication.pdf
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development_of_industry.pdf
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urbanization.pdf
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Political Developments and Struggle For Independence in Kenya (1919-1963)

6/8/2020

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Early Political Organizations In Kenya Up to 1939

African participation in the First World War contributed to rapid political developments in Kenya in the following ways;

When many African from different communities and countries met, they realized that they shared numerous interests and problems which necessitated political unity.
The Africans’ disapproval of the Whiteman’s immortality during the war, as he could also get wounded, die and suffer like them. This motivated them to strive for equal rights when they came back.
The introduction of many unfair measures after the war made their lives difficult. For example, governor Northey introduced the Soldier settlement scheme in 1919 to settle British ex-soldiers while African ex-soldiers got a raw deal.

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ESTABLISHMENT OF COLONIAL RULE IN KENYA.

27/7/2020

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CAUSES OF THE SCRAMBLE FOR EAST AFRICA.

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Factors that contributed to the scramble and partition of East Africa.
The process of Partition.
British Occupation of Kenya
The Nandi Resistance (1895-1906)
Agiriama resistance.
Bukusu resistance.
The Somali resistance.
The Maasai collaboration.
Wanga Collaboration.
The Akamba Reaction.
The Agikuyu reaction.
The Luo reaction.

ESTABLISHMENT OF COLONIAL RULE IN KENYA.

Factors that contributed to the scramble and partition of East Africa.

The rise of Nationalism in Europe. The Unification of Germany, after the Franco- Prussian war (1870-71) upset the balance of power in Europe and there was need to rebalance out through acquisition of colonies in Africa including east Africa. The Germans also felt that the only way their nation could gain recognition among other European powers was through securing colonial possession.
Strategic location of East Africa in relation to Egypt. Europeans were concerned with the source of the river Nile in East Africa and control of the Suez Canal. Therefore, the ownership of East Africa was crucial to the Egyptian affairs. East Africa, had, from the days of the Portuguese conquest in the 15th century, proved to be a strategic location for fresh supplies. That is why the Germans and the British competed for possessions in the region.
The need to speed up economic development of the European countries. The industrialized nations were rushing for colonies to tap raw materials to keep their factories running. There was also a popular believe that East Africa contained pockets of precious metals awaiting exploitation. They were also driven by the search for market for European produced goods. The Europeans were also looking for places to invest their capital.
The rise of Public opinion in Europe. There was growth of public support towards the acquisition of colonies. E.g., the Daily Press in London spoke well about acquiring colonies.
Social factors.

East Africa was to be occupied as a means of stamping out slave trade and replacing it with legitimate trade.
The Europeans were keen on spreading their culture to east Africa.
They wanted to protect their missionaries who were already operating in east Africa

The process of Partition.

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HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT NOTES FORM 1-4 IN PDF

HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT NOTES FORM 1, 2, 3 AND 4 IN PDF

FORM 1

FORM 2

Political Developments and Struggle For Independence in Kenya (1919-1963)

Early Political Organizations In Kenya Up to 1939

ESTABLISHMENT OF COLONIAL RULE IN KENYA.

CAUSES OF THE SCRAMBLE FOR EAST AFRICA.

Factors that contributed to the scramble and partition of East Africa.

The process of Partition.

British Occupation of Kenya

The Nandi Resistance (1895-1906)

Agiriama resistance.

Bukusu resistance.

The Somali resistance.

The Maasai collaboration.

Wanga Collaboration.

The Akamba Reaction.

The Agikuyu reaction.

The Luo reaction.

Factors that contributed to the scramble and partition of East Africa.

The process of Partition.

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HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT NOTES FORM 1, 2, 3 AND 4 IN PDF

FORM 1

FORM 2

Early Political Organizations In Kenya Up to 1939

​CAUSES OF THE SCRAMBLE FOR EAST AFRICA.

Factors that contributed to the scramble and partition of East Africa.

​The process of Partition.

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HIGH SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS

ALL SECONDARY RESOURCES (EXAMINATIONS, NOTES, TUTORIALS AND REPORTS)

KCSE PAST PAPERS BY SUBJECT 1989 - LAST YEAR

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CAUSES OF THE SCRAMBLE FOR EAST AFRICA.

The process of Partition.