O Level Cameroon GCE quiz on History 2020 part 1

The European missionary often associated with the founding of Victoria in 1858 was

Which European power established trading companies along the Cameroon coast in the period of 1840s to 1850s?

Identify the british imperial officer who was sent out in the 1889s to annex Cameroon but failed to do so

Which of the following events made Cameroon a German colony?

The prominent Cameroonian traditional ruler who led an anti- German resistance that resulted in the killing of Gravenreuth in 1891 was

In which of the following coastal towns did the Germans establish the first plantation?

Below is a list of allied military commanders who participated in the Cameroon campaign, 1914-1916. Select the name of the commander of the French allied forces

7 Below is a list of allied military commanders who participated in the Cameroon campaign, 1914-1916. Select the name of the commander of the French allied forceslow is a list of allied military commanders who participated in the Cameroon campaign, 1914-1916. Select the name of the commander of the French allied forces

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The main reason why the auction sale of German estates in Cameroon that was organized in London in 1922 failed wasThe main reason why the auction sale of German estates in Cameroon that was organized in London in 1922 failed was

An important provision of the Clifford constitution of 1922 that provoked the creation of pressure groups in southern Cameroon in the 1930s and the early 1940s was

Question 11 is based on this historical opinion:

“The revolt did not only result in the killing of its leaders, most importantly, it led to the end of Fulbe abuses and the creation of French administrative units in the area”. During the mandate period

The above statement best describes

A prominent Cameroonian traditional ruler who resisted the French following reorganization of chieftaincy institutions was exiled and later died in Yaounde in 1933 was

An internal reason for the growth of nationalism in british southern Cameroons after the second world war was

In which year did British southern Cameroon become a UN trust territory

The Lyttleton constitution of 1954 was so important to british southern Cameroons