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Social Development under Colonial Rule

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Western education; urbanization/social integration; improvement unions; health institutions.

  • Identify the areas of social development under colonial rule.
  • Examine the impact of urbanization on the people.
  • Examine the level of social integration among the people.

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  1. Practice question 1

    Football, introduced and popularized partly through colonial-era institutions such as schools, developed into a significant part of

    • A.Colonial military training only
    • B.Nigerian sporting and social culture
    • C.Traditional religious ceremony
    • D.Exclusively British expatriate leisure activity, with no local participation
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    B. Nigerian sporting and social culture

    This sport developed into a significant part of Nigerian sporting and social culture.

  2. Practice question 2

    Women's education under colonial rule generally developed

    • A.More slowly and on a more limited scale than men's education
    • B.Ahead of men's education in every region
    • C.Was entirely prohibited throughout the colonial period
    • D.At an identical pace and scale to men's education
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    A. More slowly and on a more limited scale than men's education

    This education generally developed more slowly and on a more limited scale than men's education.

  3. Practice question 3

    Social development under colonial rule is generally assessed as having been

    • A.Focused exclusively on rural areas
    • B.Uneven, with some areas developing faster than others
    • C.Completely absent throughout the colonial period
    • D.Uniform and equally distributed across all regions
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    B. Uneven, with some areas developing faster than others

    This development is generally assessed as uneven, with some areas developing faster than others.

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