What are the answers to Section A, Paper 2, concerning aristocracy, archaeology, the enclosure movement, ancient writing materials, traditional communication, television, Jethro Tull, the golden stool

Here are the answers to Section A, Paper 2:

1. The type of government is an aristocracy.

2. Two limitations of using archaeology as a source of historical information are:

   • Archaeological evidence can be difficult to interpret and may not provide a complete picture.
   • It often lacks information on non-material aspects of culture like beliefs, language, or political systems.

3. Two results of the enclosure movement in Britain during the Agrarian Revolution were:

   • Increased agricultural productivity and efficiency due to larger, consolidated farms.
   • Displacement of small farmers and landless peasants, leading to rural-urban migration and a larger labor force for industries.

4. Two materials used to record written messages in ancient times were:

   • Papyrus
   • Clay tablets

5. Two forms of communication in traditional societies are:

   • Drumming
   • Smoke signals

6. One disadvantage of television as a modern means of communication is that it can promote a sedentary lifestyle and expose viewers to inappropriate content.

7. Jethro Tull's contribution in the field of Agriculture was the invention of the seed drill.

8. The golden stool was very important in the pre-colonial period because it was believed to embody the soul and unity of the Asante nation.

9. The type of constitution used in Britain is an unwritten or uncodified constitution.

10. The main factor that led to the growth of Johannesburg city was the discovery of gold.