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Question 471

waec 2006

The United Nations Organization (UNO)was founded in 1945 as a successor to the

AWarsaw Pact

BWorld Trade Organization

CNorth Atlantic Treaty Organization

DLeague of Nations

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Question 472

waec 2006

The military intervenes in West African politics mainly because

Apoliticans play the game accordingly

Blaw and order are maintained

Cthey are better rulers

Dof elction malpractices

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Question 473

waec 2006

A coup détat is regarded as

Aa source of political legitimacy

Ba manipulation of the constitution

Ca constitutional way of changing the government

Dan unconstitututional way of changing the government

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Question 474

waec 2006

Notational Congress of British West Africa (NCBWA)failed to achieve its aims initially because

Athe chiefs and Governors oppsed those aims

BAfrican workers opposed those aims

CAfricans employed Europeans to write those aims

Dthe congress failed to bring foreigners into its fold

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Question 475

waec 2006

An important innovation of the constitutions of British West African colonies in the 1920s was the

Aintorduction of elective principle

Bappointment of Africans to the executive councils

Crestriction of the Governors veto powers

Dopening of Regional Assemblies

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Question 476

waec 2006

Elective principle was introduced in the British colonies after

Aseries of negotitions by the chiefs

Bconsultations with the age grades

Ca series of agitations by the educated elite

Dthe Queen's desire to come to the colonies

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Question 477

waec 2006

The National Congress of British West Africa (NCBWA) was founded in 1919 by

AKobina Sekyi

BJ.B Danquah

CMensah Sarbah

DJ.E. Caseley Hayford

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Question 478

waec 2006

Indirect rule was successfully in some of the part of West Africa because

Athe British tyrannized the people

Bit sulted the existing traditional political structure

CBritish officials learnt the local languages

Dthe residents were good administrators

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Question 479

waec 2006

Which of the following countries popularized the use of the Indirect Rule by the British?

ANigeria

BGhana

CSierra Leone

DThe Gambia

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Question 480

waec 2006

In pre-colonial West Africa, the Kingdoms of the Asante, Wolof and the Hausa were examples of a

Astate

Bunion

Ccountry

Dnation

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Question 481

waec 2006

Some pre-colonial West African governments were democratic because of the existence of

Aage grades

Bpowerful trditional rulers

Creligious institutions

Dchecks and balance

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Question 482

waec 2006

Which of the following is an advantages of local governments in West Africa?Acting as

Aagents for money-based politics

Belectoral commissions

Ctraning grounds for political leaders

Dagents of pressure groups

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Question 483

waec 2006

Public corporations are financed

Aby tax paryers

Bwith private funds

Cwith enterpreneurial funds

Dby political parties

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Question 484

waec 2006

One of the objectives of public corporations is to

Aenhance public awareness

Bnarrow the gap beteen the rich and the poor

Cencourage individual participation

Dmaximize profit

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Question 485

waec 2006

Anonymity of civil servants means that they

Ashould be seen and heard

Bshould engage in partisan police

Cshould work hard for their superiors

Ddo not take praise or blame for their performance

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Question 486

waec 2006

The functions of political parties include the following except

Abeing brokers of ideas

Binfluencing policies of the government

Ceducating the electorate by clarifying issues

Ddisseminating informationto members

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Question 487

waec 2006

A manifesto refers to

Athe register of party members

Brejected ballot powers

Cvalid ballot papers

Dproposed programme of a party

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Question 488

waec 2006

Public opinion is the view held by the

Aminority

Bcivil servants

Cmajority

Dpoliticians

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Question 489

waec 2006

Pressure group are also known as

Asocial clubs

Bcultural organizations

Cinterest groups

Dsecular groups

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Question 490

waec 2006

A system in which a candidate with a highest number of votes is declared winner in an election is called

Afirst-pass-the -post

Bblock voting

Csecond balloting

Dproportional representation

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