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Hey boyufavour, good to see you again. Here are the answers to your questions: 1. The earliest inhabitants of Cameroon were mainly the: C. Baka (Pygmies) 2. The Portuguese arrived in Cameroon in: B. 1472 3. The name “Cameroon” was derived from: C. Prawns 4. The German annexation of Cameroon took place in: B. 1884 5. The treaty signed between the Douala chiefs and the Germans in 1884 was signed by: B. King Akwa and King Bell 6. The first German governor of Kamerun was: B. Julius von Soden 7. The Duala resistance against German land expropriation was led by: B. Rudolf Manga Bell 8. Martin Paul Samba was executed by the Germans in: C. 1914 9. Cameroon was divided between Britain and France after: A. World War I 10. The League of Nations mandates were introduced after: B. World War I 11. French Cameroon gained independence in: B. 1960 12. Southern Cameroons joined the Republic of Cameroon through: A. Referendum 13. The reunification of Cameroon took place in: C. 1961 14. The federal constitution of Cameroon was abolished in: C. 1972 15. The first President of Cameroon was: C. Ahmadou Ahidjo 16. The capital of German Kamerun was: C. Buea 17. The UPC was formed in: A. 1948 18. One major demand of the UPC was: B. Immediate independence and reunification 19. The leader of the UPC assassinated in 1958 was: B. Ruben Um Nyobe 20. Ernest Ouandie was executed in: C. 1971 21. The Berlin Conference of 1884–1885 was convened by: B. Otto von Bismarck 22. The main aim of the Berlin Conference was to: C. Partition Africa among European powers 23. The policy of assimilation was practiced mainly by: C. France 24. Indirect rule in Africa is closely associated with: A. Lord Lugard 25. The Maji Maji rebellion occurred in: C. Tanganyika 26. Samori Toure resisted French occupation in: B. Guinea 27. The only African country that successfully resisted European colonization during the Scramble for Africa was: C. Ethiopia 28. The Battle of Adowa took place in: B. 1896 29. Kwame Nkrumah became the first Prime Minister of: C. Ghana 30. Ghana gained independence in: B. 1957 31. Apartheid was officially practiced in: C. South Africa 32. Nelson Mandela was released from prison in: C. 1990 33. The Mau Mau uprising occurred in: B. Kenya 34. The African National Congress (ANC) was formed in: A. South Africa 35. The Organization of African Unity (OAU) was formed in: C. 1963 36. The headquarters of the African Union is in: C. Addis Ababa 37. The first Secretary-General of the OAU was: B. Diallo Telli 38. Pan-Africanism aimed mainly at: B. African unity and liberation 39. The leader associated with Ujamaa policy in Tanzania was: B. Julius Nyerere 40. Patrice Lumumba was the first Prime Minister of: A. Congo 41. The Suez Canal was nationalized by: B. Gamal Abdel Nasser 42. The Boer War was fought in: C. South Africa 43. Cecil Rhodes was associated with: B. British expansion in Southern Africa 44. The system of government in pre-colonial Hausa states was mainly: B. Emirate system 45. The trans-Atlantic slave trade mainly involved the exchange of: B. Slaves, guns and manufactured goods 46. The abolition of the slave trade by Britain occurred in: C. 1807 47. Which European power controlled the Congo Free State? C. Belgium 48. The independence struggle in Algeria was against: C. France 49. Jomo Kenyatta was a nationalist leader in: B. Kenya 50. Neo-colonialism refers to: B. Economic and political control after independence Send me the next one 📸