The political leader in Southern Cameroons who became Leader of Government Business in 1954 was...

Here are the answers to the multiple-choice questions:

14. The political leader in Southern Cameroons who became Leader of Government Business in 1954 was E.M.L. Endeley.

    • A. E.M.L. Endeley

15. Belgium acquired the Congo as a result of the Berlin Act of 1885.

    • D. Belgium

16. The most significant reason for Cameroon becoming a mandated territory in 1922 was the League of Nations' decision.

    • B. The League of Nations' decision

17. The public secondary school opened by President Ahidjo in 1961 in West Cameroon to promote bilingualism was Government Bilingual Grammar School, Man-O-War Bay.

    • C. Government Bilingual Grammar School, Man-O-War Bay

18. The group of towns that served as seats of the German Colonial Administration in 1885, 1902, and 1909 were Douala, Buea, Yaounde.

    • A. Douala, Buea, Yaounde

19. A political method adopted by the Germans to consolidate their position in Cameroon between 1884-1916 was the construction of roads and railways.

    • C. Construction of roads and railways

20. Great Britain's reason for declaring war on Germany in 1914 was the German Invasion of Belgium.

    • D. German Invasion of Belgium

21. Paul Biya became President of Cameroon in 1982 because he was Ahidjo's constitutional successor.

    • D. Was Ahidjo's constitutional successor

22. The first Speaker of the National Assembly after the introduction of the Unitary State was S.T Muna.

    • B. S.T Muna

23. The Assembly in French Cameroon which came into being as a result of the Loi Cadre reforms of 1956 but with limited powers of legislation was ALCAM.

    • C. ALCAM

24. Cameroon was placed in Category B under the mandate system.

    • B. Category B

25. The U.N. specialized agency charged with the alleviation of poverty, hunger and the promotion of rural development is FAO.

    • B. FAO