Which of the following European groups did not participate in the civilizing mission in West Africa? Industrialists Explorers Traders Missionaries Christian

Here are the answers to the history questions:

19. Which of the following European groups did not participate in the civilizing mission in West Africa? (a) Industrialists
20. Islam penetrated West Africa through (b) commercial contacts.
21. The people that came into the interior of Nigeria to learn about Rivers, lands and Kingdoms were the (a) explorers.
22. The second world war was between (d) 1939-1945.
23. Who was the Head of Government when the capital was moved from Lagos to Abuja? (b) Gen. Ibrahim Babangida.
24. How many geo-political zones do we have in Nigeria? (e) 6.
25. The main means of transportation during the trans-Saharan trade was (d) Camel.
26. The European contact with West Africa was motivated by all the following except (e) none of the above.
27. Which of the following groups played a major role in the spread of Islam in West Africa? (a) Merchants.
28. The legitimate trade was based on (d) common system.
29. Islam reached West Africa from (a) Central Sudan.
30. One of the methods used in the spread of Christianity in West Africa was the (c) Establishment of schools.
31. The first Europeans to spread the Bible in West Africa were from (e) Portugal.
32. The initial factor responsible for the spread of Islam in West Africa was (c) preaching.
33. Election is the process through which people (d) choose their leaders.
34. (c) education is the common reason for migration.
35. The first Anglican Bishop to translate the Bible into Yoruba version was (a) Samuel Ajayi Crowther.
36. The massive and brutal system of human traffic king across the Atlantic ocean is (c) Trans-Atlantic slave trade.
37. (a) trader is the activity of buying, selling or exchanging goods and services.
38. General Muhammadu Buhari and General Tunde Idiagbon were overthrown in a military coup on August 27, 1985, the coup was led by (b) Gen. Sanni Abacha.
39. Nigeria is an active and influential member of the United Nations (UN) Nigeria joined UN on (a) 7$^{\text{th}}$ Oct., 1960.