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multipleQuestions newQuestion Who was the chairman of the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885? newAnswer The chairman of the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885 was Chancellor Otto von Bismarck of Germany. newQuestion During the last quarter of the 19th century, Africa was free from colonial rule. newAnswer False. newQuestion Which political party did Milton Obote form in 1960, as a unifying nationalist movement for Ugandans? newAnswer Milton Obote formed the Uganda People’s Congress in 1960. newQuestion Empirical statehood refers to the observed existence of a functioning state. newAnswer True. newQuestion What is a Mono-mineral economy? newAnswer A Mono-mineral economy is an economy based mainly on the export of a single mineral, such as copper. newQuestion At which conference was Pan-Africanism formally advocated? newAnswer Pan-Africanism was formally advocated at the Pan African Conference. newQuestion Which of the following examples refer to some of the strategies identified by Boahen (1987) that Africans adopted in response to colonial occupation? newAnswer The strategies identified include confrontation, alliance, and submission. newQuestion According to Michalopoulos and Papaioannou (2016), by the end of ______, 40 countries had become independent in Africa. newAnswer By the end of 1960, 40 countries had become independent in Africa. newQuestion According to Harbeson, Rothschild and Chazan (1994), what is civil society? newAnswer Civil society is a dimension of society set apart by its distinctive political functions. newQuestion According to Baruah, Henderson, and Peng (2021), South Africa’s spatial patterns were influenced by _____________ and apartheid. newAnswer South Africa’s spatial patterns were influenced by colonialism and apartheid.