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1. Which of the following was not classified as centralised state in pre-colonial Nigeria? A. Benin b.
Kamem - Borno c. Oyo d. Tiv
2. The centralised society refers to a. Autonomous community b. Large political units led by a single ruler c. Provincial units led by chiefs d. Autonomous region within a kingdom 3. Pre-colonial centralised states owe their emergence to a. Availability of arable agricultural lands b. Concentration of mineral resources c. Emergence of weathy individual d. Emergence of able and energetic leaders 4. The saifawa dynasty ruled in a. Benin b. Ghana c. Kamem - Borno d. Mali 5. The head of the pre-colonial Oyo administration was the a. Alaafin b. Arole c. Bashorun d. Oyo- mesi 6. The ruler at the centre of government in pre-colonial lle-ife was the a. Kabiyesi b. Oba c. Ooni d. Orisa 7. Bayajidda settled in which part of Hausaland? A. Brono b. Daura c. Rano d. Zaria 8. Which of these factors influenced people to migrate to Hausaland? A. Agriculture b. Drought c. War d. Trade 9. The following are legitimate sons of Bayajidda except a. Biram b. Daura c. Katsina d. Rano 10. According to the Bayajidda legend, which of these sons gave birth to the fourteen Hausa states? A. Bawo b. Biram c. Gobir d. Rano 11. The Nupe people in pre-colonial Nigeria engaged in the following activities except a. Bronze making b. Farming c. Fishing d. Trading 12. According to Yoruba traditions, old Oyo was founded by a. Lamurudu b. Obatala c. Oduduwa d. Oranmiyan 13. The following were centralised states in pre-colonial Nigerian except a. Benin b. Efik c. Nupe d. Anang 14. Which of the following was not a feature of centralised states in pre-colonial Nigeria? A. Able and energetic leaders b. Concentration of industries c. Central texation system d. Fertile agricultural land. 15. The following factors contributed to the emergence of centralized states in pre-colonial Nigeria except a. Availability of charismatic leaders b. Availability of mineral resources c. Availability of processing industries d. Population concentration 16. The largest centralized state in pre-colonial Nigeria was a. Benin b. Jukun c. Kamem - Borno d. Nupe 17. The leader of Oyomesi in Oyo is a. Aremo b. Alaafin c. Bashorun d. Baale 18. The study of past event simply refers to a. Myths b. Folklore c. Legends d. History 19. The findings of Nok culture were mostly human and animal a. Bones b. Heads c. Skins d. Feeds 20. Bronze casting were used to show different works of art in Edo and a. Ife b. Igbo-Ukwu c. Nok d. Benin 21. The Ife and Nok artists showed their interest in making _______ figurines a. Animal b. Building c. Human d. Plant 22. Benin and Ife artist showed the natural beauty of human body using __________ a. Aluminium b. Brass c. Bronze d. Copper 23. The bronze sculpture called the bas reliefs is associated with the a. Benin b. Igbo-Ukwu c. Ile-ife d. Nok 24. The artifacts found in the Igbo-Ukwu site suggested the regalia of a a. Chief b. Priest c. Prince d. Queen 25. The Ife figurine were produced from a. Barite b. Clay c. Emerald d. Granite 26. The eldest son of a ruling Alaafin is called ________ 27. Oyomesi is Oyo as ________ is to Benin 28. The political head of Nupe kingdom is called _______ 29. The political head of Igala kingdom is _________ 30. Oba is to Benin kingdom as ________ is to Kanuri Empire
Theory
1. Define centralized states
b. state 2 socio- political structure of i. Benin ii. Igala iii. Hausa 2. briefly explain the history of Hausa States b. state 2 characteristics of centralized states 3. mention 2 factors that led to fall of first Kanuri Empire b. adduce 3 advantages of centralized states 4. mention 4 examples of centralized states in pre-colonial Nigeria b. state 2 disadvantages of centralized states
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