Please is not math's it's history

You are absolutely right! My apologies, boyufavour. I got stuck in math mode. Let's get back to history. Cameroon History Step 1: The first European nation to sign trade agreements with Cameroonian chiefs in the 19th century was: While the Portuguese were the first Europeans to reach the coast, in the 19th century, the British were the dominant European trading power and had established numerous trade agreements with local chiefs before the German annexation. The correct option is C. Britain. Step 2: The institution set up by the British to maintain peace among the natives was called: The British established the Court of Equity in the Douala area to regulate trade and settle disputes among the local chiefs and European traders. The correct option is B. Court of Equity. Step 3: The Germans were able to annex Cameroon because: The Germans were able to annex Cameroon in 1884 due to a combination of factors, including the weakness of local resistance, the disunity among chiefs, and the support of some chiefs who saw advantages in German protection. The British, though present, were hesitant to formally annex the territory at that time. The correct option is D. The chiefs were divided and the British were hesitant. Step 4: The German colonial administration in Kamerun was characterized by: The German colonial administration was known for its authoritarian approach, focusing on economic exploitation and infrastructure development (like railways) to serve German interests, often with harsh methods. The correct option is A. Authoritarian rule and economic exploitation. Step 5: The Duala people were displaced from their ancestral lands by the Germans because: The Germans wanted to expand the port facilities and establish administrative centers, leading to the displacement of the Duala people from their prime coastal lands. The correct option is C. To make way for German administrative and economic activities. Step 6: The first major railway line constructed by the Germans in Kamerun was the: The Germans constructed the Northern Railway (Mittelbahn) from Douala to connect the coast with the interior, aiming to facilitate trade and resource extraction. The correct option is B. Northern Railway. Step 7: The policy of "Kulturkampf" by the Germans in Kamerun aimed at: "Kulturkampf" (Culture Struggle) was a policy implemented by the Germans to assert their cultural and political dominance, often involving suppressing local customs and promoting German language and culture, and sometimes targeting religious institutions perceived as rivals. The correct option is D. Asserting German cultural and political dominance. Step 8: The first German Governor of Kamerun, Julius von Soden, focused on: Julius von Soden's governorship was marked by efforts to establish German authority, suppress revolts, and lay the groundwork for economic development, including the construction of infrastructure. The correct option is A. Establishing German authority and infrastructure. Step 9: The execution of Rudolf Duala Manga Bell in 1914 was a result of: Rudolf Duala Manga Bell was executed for leading a resistance movement against German land policies and colonial rule. The correct option is C. His resistance to German land policies. Step 10: The British and French forces that conquered German Kamerun during World War I were known as: The Allied forces that fought against Germany in World War I, including those in Kamerun, were often referred to as the Entente powers or Allied troops. The correct option is A. Allied troops. Step 11: The League of Nations Mandate system was established to: The Mandate system was created after World War I to administer former German and Ottoman territories under the supervision of the League of Nations, with the aim of preparing them for eventual independence. The correct option is C. Administer former colonies of defeated powers. Step 12: The British administered Southern Cameroons as part of: Southern Cameroons was administered as an integral part of the British colony of Nigeria. The correct option is A. Nigeria. Step 13: The plebiscite of 1961 in British Cameroons resulted in: The plebiscite held in 1961 led to Southern Cameroons voting to join the independent Republic of Cameroon, while Northern Cameroons voted to join Nigeria. The correct option is B. Southern Cameroons joining the Republic of Cameroon. Step 14: The Union des Populations du Cameroun (UPC) was a political party that advocated for: The UPC was a nationalist political party that initially sought greater autonomy and later full independence for Cameroon, often through more radical means. The correct option is D. Independence and reunification. Step 15: The leader of the UPC who was assassinated in 1958 was: Ruben Um Nyobè was the charismatic leader of the UPC who was killed by French forces in 1958. The correct option is C. Ruben Um Nyobè. Step 16: The French Cameroons gained independence on: French Cameroon gained independence on January 1, 1960. The correct option is A. 1 January 1960. Step 17: The Federal Republic of Cameroon was formed in 1961 by the union of: The Federal Republic of Cameroon was established by the union of the independent French Cameroon and Southern Cameroons. The correct option is C. French Cameroon and Southern Cameroons. Step 18: The Foumban Conference of 1961 aimed to: The Foumban Conference was held to draft a federal constitution for the newly unified Cameroon. The correct option is B. Draft a federal constitution. Step 19: The first President of the Federal Republic of Cameroon was: Ahmadou Ahidjo, who had been the Prime Minister of French Cameroon, became the first President of the Federal Republic of Cameroon. The correct option is A. Ahmadou Ahidjo. Step 20: The transition from a federal state to a unitary state in Cameroon occurred in: The Federal Republic of Cameroon was transformed into a unitary state, the United Republic of Cameroon, in 1972. The correct option is C. 1972. Send me the next one 📸