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Internal political development; relations with neighbours.

  • Examine Efik internal political development.
  • Assess its relations with its neighbours.

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  1. Practice question 1

    The overall historical development of Calabar, from its early settlement as Iboku through its rise as a major trading centre, illustrates a broader pattern of

    • A.Sudden, externally imposed urban growth with no local agency
    • B.A settlement history entirely disconnected from the wider Efik people
    • C.Complete stagnation throughout its pre-colonial history
    • D.Gradual, locally driven growth shaped by trade and diplomacy
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    D. Gradual, locally driven growth shaped by trade and diplomacy

    This development illustrates a broader pattern of gradual, locally driven growth shaped by trade and diplomacy.

  2. Practice question 2

    The paramount traditional ruler of the Efik people traditionally holds the title of

    • A.Obong
    • B.Sarkin Musulmi
    • C.Attah
    • D.Etsu
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    A. Obong

    This paramount ruler traditionally holds the title of Obong.

  3. Practice question 3

    A valuable historical source for understanding eighteenth-century Efik life and trade is a written diary left by the Efik trader

    • A.Iboku
    • B.Eyo Honesty II
    • C.Antera Duke
    • D.Obong Effiom
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    C. Antera Duke

    This valuable source is a written diary left by the Efik trader Antera Duke.

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