role of individuals (winds of change) Flashcards

(27 cards)

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What was Nkrumah’s first name?

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Kwame

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Where was Nkrumah educated?

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  • Catholic mission school
  • Government teacher training
  • Also studied at various US universities?
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3
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How as Nkrumah politicised?

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Radicalised in USA in 1930s & 40s. Became General Secretary of United Gold Coast Convention

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What were Nkrumah’s beliefs?

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Pan-Africanism, socialism, popular nationalism

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What were Nkrumah’s achievements?

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Primę Minister 1953-7. Ghana fully independent by ‘57

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What was the significance of Nkrumah?

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Figurehead for African nationalism

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7
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Where was Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe from?

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Nigeria

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Where was Azikiwe educated?

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Western education in Nigeria and the US

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How was Azikiwe politicised?

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Radicalised in the USA, helped create National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons

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What were Azikiwe’s beliefs?

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Strong sense of African nationalism

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What were Azikiwe’s achievements?

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Prevented civil war and achieved independence in the 60s

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12
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Why was Azikiwe significant?

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Achieved compromise and trusted by all parties.

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13
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What country was Jomo Kenyatta from?

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Kenya

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14
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Where was Kenyatta educated?

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Scottish missionary school

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How was Kenyatta politics?

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Joined Kikuyu Central Association. Became president of Kenya African Union in 1947

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16
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What beliefs did Kenyatta have?

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Short lived interest in communism and nationalism

17
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What were Kenyatta’s achievements?

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Elected leader of KAN (Kenya African National Union), Kenya independent in 1962

18
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Where was Apolo Milton Obote from?

19
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Where was Obote educated?

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Protestand mission school

20
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How was Obote politicised?

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Developed and-colonial and socialist views when working as a construction worker in Kenya

21
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What were Obote’s beliefs?

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Joined Uganda National Congress in 1956

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What were Obote’s achievements?

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Elected to the legislative council in 1962. Appointed as PM but became a dictator.

23
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How was Nelson Mandela educated?

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Missionary schools and then law at Fort Harare

24
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What were Mandela’s views?

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Wanted equal rights for black people, to end apartheid, was anti-colonial, and was influenced by marxism.

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What were Mandela's political associations?
Formed ANC in '44, head of colonial disobedience camp in '52.
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What were Mandela's achievements?
President ('94-'99), famous speeches.
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What was Mandela's significance?
Figurehead for South African freedom