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149 questions JAMB 2421 WAEC 1967 NECO 297 CUSTOM 2
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Question 31
waec 2004
The development of nationalist movement was late in French West Africa because of the
ASecond World War
Bindirect rule system
Cassimilation policy
Dobnoxious land laws
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Question 32
waec 2004

The system of administration adopted by the the British in the crown colonies in West Africa was

Aindirect rule
Bdemocratic
Cassimilation
Dassociation
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Question 33
waec 2004
A major feature of the constitutions in British West African colonies in the 1920s was the
Aabolition of local government
Bintroductions of the elective principle
Cintroduction of council of elders
Dintroduction of Universal Adult Suffrage
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Question 34
waec 2004
Which of following groups was provided for under the French West African Dual Citizenship?
AMen and women
BMuslims and Christians
CSoldiers and civilians
DCitizens and the subjects
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Question 35
waec 2004
One of the reasons for the establishment of local government authorities is to
Agive more powers to the traditional rulers
Bbring governmnet nearer to the people
Cwin support of local chiefs
Dprevent political interference by aliens
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Question 36
waec 2004
Red-tapism refers to
Aexcessive use of formalities in administration
Bcutting of the tape during official ceremonies
Cmeasurement with tape rule in government land survey
Duse of red carpet for important dignitaries
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Question 37
waec 2004
Civil servants are recruited, controlled, promoted and disciplined by the
Ateaching service commission
Bpublic complaints commission
Cpublic service commission
Dcode of conduct bureau
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Question 38
waec 2004
Which of the following is the duty of an Electoral Commission?
AAdjudicating election petitions
BNominating party candidates
CCampaigning for candidates
DProvision of votes'register
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Question 39
waec 2004
The plurality system of voting could be described as
Acomplex majority
Btwo-third majority
Csimple majority
Dabsolute majority
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Question 40
waec 2004
The earliest agent in the formation of public opinion is the
Afamily
Bhospital
Cpolitical party
Duniversity
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Question 41
waec 2004
Promotional pressure groups usually cater for the interest of
Aall workers
Bthe general public
Cnon-members only
Dall professional bodies
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Question 42
waec 2004
Which of the following pressure groups does Cotton Producers' Union represent?
ALabour
BEconomic
CSocial
DPolitical
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Question 43
waec 2004
One- party system is favourably disposed to
Anational cohesion
Bsectarian demands
Crule of law
Dreligious tolerance
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Question 44
waec 2004
Political parties contest elections in order to
Aformulate policies
Binfluence public opinion
Ccontrol political power
Dprevent coups détat
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Question 45
waec 2004
In order to preserve the liberties of individuals in a country , which of the following system is encouraged?
AFeudalism
BCommunism
CMulti-party system
DOne-party system
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Question 46
waec 2004
Habeas Corpus implies
Aunlawful detention
Bdiscrimination in public serivce
Cindiscriminate party formation
Dright to vote
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Question 47
waec 2004
Public Complaints Commission in West African countries can be called
ACivil Service Commission
BOmbudsman
CLocal Authority Commission
DMinistry of Establishment
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Question 48
waec 2004
The philosophy and fundamental law country are contained in her
Amanifesto
Bdecrees
Cedicts
Dconstitution
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Question 49
waec 2004
The term Unicameralism means
Alegislative assemblies
Bparliamentary elections
Cone-chamber parliament
Dcomplete absence of parliament
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Question 50
waec 2004
Independence of the judiciary connotes that
Ajudges must be allowed to participate in politics
Bcourt judges are free to administer oaths of office
Cjudiciary must not be involved in law-making
Djudges must be free from any influence
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