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Real 2018/2019 WAEC WASSCE HISTORY Real Questions And Answers Expo Runs Runz
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Wednesday, 4th April, 2018
History 2 (Essay) – 2:00p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
History 1 (Objective) – 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
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( 6a)
1 . Umar Abubakar Garbai ibn Ibrahim
2. Sanda Kura
3. Kumar Ibn Muhammad
( 6b)
1 . HE SUCCESSFULLY SAVED BORNO IN TWO
OCCASIONAL ATTACKS FROM THE HANDS OF
THE JIHADISTS . AFTER HIS INITIAL HELP , EL-
KANEMI WAS REWARDED WITH GIFTS OF
MONEY , CATTLE AND SLAVES , BUT FOLLOWING
THE SECOND HELP , HE REQUESTED AND
OBTAINED A GIFT OF LAND AND A FIELD
AROUND NGURNO AND THIS EVENTUALLY
BECAME THE MAIN CENTER OF POLITICAL
ACTIVITY IN BORNO .
2. HE RELIGIOUSLY REFORMED THE EMPIRE BY
WRITING BOOKS AND PAMPHLET TO SCHOLARS
AND RULERS , URGING THEM TO PRACTICE A
PURE FORM OF ISLAM AND TEACHING THEIR
SUBJECTS TO DO SAME .
HE SUCCEEDED IN REFORMING THE JUDICIAL
SET UP OF BORNO BY ADMINISTERING THE
EMPIRE BASED ON ISLAMIC LAW ( SHARIA ) .
3. HE ALSO REMAINED THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE
BORNO EMPIRE . SHEHU EL - KANEMI ALSO
SUCCEEDED IN LIBERATING THE DIVERSE
ETHNIC GROUPS IN BORNO . FOR INSTANCE,
THERE EXISTED THE POLICY OF INTERMARRIAGE AMONG THE PEOPLES
OF THE
EMPIRE.
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( 7 a)
1 . The Premier of the Northern Region and Sarduana of Sokoto,
Sir Ahmadu Bello
2. The Premier of the Western Region , Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola.
3. Prime Minister of Nigeria , Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa , ( he
was abducted and his dead body was discovered six days
later at a roadside in Lagos .)
( 7 b)
1 . Instability Of Government: The government during the military regime was
unstable .
Coup d’état was the order of the day during this regime
and you can just wake up to hear that a new Head of State had emerged .
This led to instability in the government and the lack of continuity in government .
However, this same persist till
date.
2. Human Right Violation
Violation of human right is at its greatest during the
military era in Nigeria. This was evident in the way those
opposing the government are treated. Hundreds of people
are being captured and imprisoned for many years.
3. Corruption: If you are one of the persons that believe the civilian
regime is the most corrupt then think again . The military
regime was a very corrupt one.
4. No Freedom Of Speech And Media
Are you looking for a regime where propaganda is at its
highest ? Then look at the military regime .
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( 9)
1 . Political rationales : Nigeria’s active participation in UN
peacekeeping is primarily motivated by its quest for
global peace , security and stability. There is also the
belief that Nigeria ’s active participation in
peacekeeping could strengthen its case for a
permanent seat in an expanded UN Security Council.
2. Normative Rationales : Nigeria considers it a moral
duty to promote peace among all states and among
all peoples. Nigeria also considers it a moral
obligation to fight for equal rights and respect for all
Africans , and black people worldwide. Given the
plethora of security challenges faced by the black
race, Nigeria should intervene in conflict or crisis
situations if capable .
3. Security rationales : The protection of Nigeria’s
territorial integrity, sovereignty, as well as lives and
properties of Nigerians at home and abroad is a
major consideration for embarking on peace
operations .
4. Economic rationales : There is always an economic
dimension to any country ’s foreign policy calculation
including contributing to peace operations where
there are pecuniary gains to Nigeria as well as
individual participants involved in UN missions . These
financial benefits contribute to the socio- economic
welfare of soldiers and sometimes , Nigeria’s military.
5. Institutional rationales : Nigeria’s contribution to UN
peacekeeping is also informed by the non - pecuniary
benefits involved. For instance , peacekeeping has
become an avenue for training and a platform for
members of the Nigerian Armed Forces to gain
practical experiences .
(7b)
The first military coups in Nigeria are very bloody
(Ii)it lead lost of life an properties
(Iii) it cumulate into the end of civil rules in Nigeria
(Iv) military coups in Nigeria brings about oppression by the civilians in the military
1b
1 Underground salt deposits are usually discovered by prospectors searching for water or oil. When salt is detected, a diamond-tipped, hollow drill is used to take several regularly spaced core samples throughout the area. These samples are analyzed to determine if salt mining would be profitable.
2 When a site is selected for mining, shafts are sunk into the center of the salt deposit. Then a machine that looks like a gigantic chain saw is used to cut a slot about 6.0 inches (15 cm) high, about 66 feet (20 m) wide, and about 10 feet (3 m) deep into the salt at floor level. This process is known as undercutting. A series of holes are drilled into the undercut salt with an electric drill containing a tungsten carbide bit. These holes are filled with an explosive such as
dynamite or ammonium nitrate. Electric blasting caps connected to long wires are attached, and the explosive is detonated from a safe distance. Cutting and blasting are repeated in a pattern that leaves pillars of salt standing to support the roof of the mining area. This is known as the room-and-pillar method and is also used in coal mines.
2a Igbo-Ukwu is notable for three archaeological sites, where excavations have found bronze artifacts from a highly sophisticated bronze metal-working culture dating perhaps to the ninth or tenth century, centuries before other known bronzes of the region.
Nigeria
3a.
-Igbo
-Isoko
-Urhobo
3b)
-authority was
dispersed
-no single individual served as the symbol or personification of authority.
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1b
1 Underground salt deposits are usually discovered by prospectors searching for water or oil. When salt is detected, a diamond-tipped, hollow drill is used to take several regularly spaced core samples throughout the area. These samples are analyzed to determine if salt mining would be profitable.
2 When a site is selected for mining, shafts are sunk into the center of the salt deposit. Then a machine that looks like a gigantic chain saw is used to cut a slot about 6.0 inches (15 cm) high, about 66 feet (20 m) wide, and about 10 feet (3 m) deep into the salt at floor level. This process is known as undercutting. A series of holes are drilled into the undercut salt with an electric drill containing a tungsten carbide bit. These holes are filled with an explosive such as
dynamite or ammonium nitrate. Electric blasting caps connected to long wires are attached, and the explosive is detonated from a safe distance. Cutting and blasting are repeated in a pattern that leaves pillars of salt standing to support the roof of the mining area. This is known as the room-and-pillar method and is also used in coal mines.
2a Igbo-Ukwu is notable for three archaeological sites, where excavations have found bronze artifacts from a highly sophisticated bronze metal-working culture dating perhaps to the ninth or tenth century, centuries before other known bronzes of the region.