THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL
ADVANCED CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION EXAMINATION
112/1 HISTORY 1
ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICAN STATES
(For School Candidates Only)
Time: 3 Hours February 2010 p.m.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. This paper consists of sections fifteen (15) questions.
2. Answer five (5) questions.
3. Each question carries twenty (20) marks
4. Cellular phones are not allowed in the examination room.
5. Write your Examination Number on every page of your answer booklet(s).
1. Had it not been for the good and capacity leadership of the Kabaka, the Buganda kingdom would never have existed". Discuss.
View Ans2. Explain the impact of legitimate trade in Africa.
View Ans3. Discuss the factors underlying the delay of imperialist penetration to the interior of tropical Africa before the 19" century.
View Ans4. Missionaries played both positive and negative roles in the colonial Africa. Justify
View Ans5. Highlight the terms of Buganda Agreement of 1900 and show how they consolidated British domination in Uganda.
View Ans6. Examine the role played by the colonial superstructure in the imposition of capitalist relations of production in Africa.
View Ans7. Describe the major reasons which eventually made Germany to be involved in the colonization process of the African continent during the last quarter of the 19' century.
View Ans8. "Of all the colonies held by European countries in Africa, the Portuguese colonies had the most repression and the crudest exploitation." Discuss.
View Ans9. Discuss the peculiarities of the working class in Africa after 1945.
View Ans10. In the establishment of colonial rule and colonial exploitation of West Africa both the British and French used similar techniques with different strategies. Discuss.
View Ans11. Examine the material conditions which necessitated liberation by warfare.
View Ans12. Evaluate Africa's gains from the United Nations Organization for the last four decades.
View Ans13. Account for the economic and political repercussions on African colonies brought by the Second World War.
View Ans14. Trace the essence of economic crises in post independent African states.
View Ans15. Discuss the reasons for encouraging establishment of regional economic integrations in Africa in 1980s and problems surrounding them.
View AnsTHE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL
ADVANCED CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION EXAMINATION
112/1 HISTORY 1
ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICAN STATES
(For School Candidates Only)
Time: 3 Hours February 2010 p.m.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. This paper consists of sections fifteen (15) questions.
2. Answer five (5) questions.
3. Each question carries twenty (20) marks
4. Cellular phones are not allowed in the examination room.
5. Write your Examination Number on every page of your answer booklet(s).
1. Had it not been for the good and capacity leadership of the Kabaka, the Buganda kingdom would never have existed". Discuss.
View Ans2. Explain the impact of legitimate trade in Africa.
View Ans3. Discuss the factors underlying the delay of imperialist penetration to the interior of tropical Africa before the 19" century.
View Ans4. Missionaries played both positive and negative roles in the colonial Africa. Justify
View Ans5. Highlight the terms of Buganda Agreement of 1900 and show how they consolidated British domination in Uganda.
View Ans6. Examine the role played by the colonial superstructure in the imposition of capitalist relations of production in Africa.
View Ans7. Describe the major reasons which eventually made Germany to be involved in the colonization process of the African continent during the last quarter of the 19' century.
View Ans8. "Of all the colonies held by European countries in Africa, the Portuguese colonies had the most repression and the crudest exploitation." Discuss.
View Ans9. Discuss the peculiarities of the working class in Africa after 1945.
View Ans10. In the establishment of colonial rule and colonial exploitation of West Africa both the British and French used similar techniques with different strategies. Discuss.
View Ans11. Examine the material conditions which necessitated liberation by warfare.
View Ans12. Evaluate Africa's gains from the United Nations Organization for the last four decades.
View Ans13. Account for the economic and political repercussions on African colonies brought by the Second World War.
View Ans14. Trace the essence of economic crises in post independent African states.
View Ans15. Discuss the reasons for encouraging establishment of regional economic integrations in Africa in 1980s and problems surrounding them.
View AnsTHE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL
ADVANCED CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION EXAMINATION
112/2 HISTORY 2
AFRICA IN WORLD HISTORY UP TO 1945
(For School Candidates Only)
Time: 3 Hours February 2010.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. This paper consists of fifteen (15) questions.
2. Answer five (5) questions.
3. Each question carries twenty (20) marks.
4. Cellular phones are not allowed in examination room.
5. Write your Examination Number on every page of your answer booklet(s).
1. Discuss the nature of African societies at the time of contact with European societies during the 15th century.
View Ans2. Examine the features of mercantilism and explain how it laid a foundation to the country's industrial revolution.
View Ans3. Trace the important developments that led to the emergence of a capitalist society in Britain.
View Ans4. Historically analyze the significance of Africa during the process of the development of
European capitalism.
5. Critically explore the impact of abolition of slave trade on African societies.
View Ans6. With relevant examples explain how the Versailles Treaty contributed to the outbreak of the Second World War.
View Ans7. Utopian thinkers struggled for ideal society without success. Account for their failure to achieve their goals.
View Ans8. Examine the main basic principles of Fascism.
View Ans9. Describe the background and significance of the Marshall Plan to the reconstruction of capitalist economy in Europe.
View Ans10. It is contended that "the first world war was a logical consequence of the development of capitalism in Europe". Discuss.
View Ans11. "The export of capital acquired its distinguished importance during the time of imperialism". Discuss the forms of this capital and explain why it highly preferred to be invested in Africa.
View Ans12. Compare and contrast between the struggles of Afro-American Civil Rights movements and South Africa's struggle against apartheid.
View Ans13. Account for the collapse of the Chartist movement in Britain.
View Ans14. Trace the origin and achievement of Pan-Africanism movement.
View Ans15. Account for the collapse of USSR as the leading world socialist power.
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