Kwame Nkrumah: A Leader's Journey

Where was Kwame Nkrumah born?

• Nkroful, Gold Coast (now Ghana)

• Cape Town, South Africa

• Lagos, Nigeria

• Accra, Gold Coast

What was the name of the school where Nkrumah received his early education?

• Buddhist elementary school in Cape Coast

• Roman Catholic elementary school in Half Assini

• Islamic primary school in Kumasi

• Presbyterian high school in Accra

Which country did Nkrumah travel to in order to further his education?

• United Kingdom

• France

• Germany

• United States

What role did Nkrumah play in the independence movement of Ghana?

• He was a key leader in the independence movement and became the first Prime Minister and President of Ghana.

• He was a military leader who opposed the independence movement

• He was a British colonial governor in Ghana

• He was a religious leader who had no involvement in the independence movement

When did Ghana gain independence?

• February 6, 1957

• April 6, 1957

• March 6, 1967

• March 6, 1957

What position did Nkrumah hold in the newly independent Ghana?

• Prime Minister and President

• Minister and Governor

• Vice President and Treasurer

• Secretary and Ambassador

What was the name of the political party founded by Nkrumah?

• National Unity Party (NUP)

• Democratic Freedom Party (DFP)

• Convention People's Party (CPP)

• People's Democratic Party (PDP)

What is the meaning of the term 'Pan-Africanism'?

• A style of African clothing

• A cooking technique popular in Africa

• A type of traditional African dance

• A movement that seeks to unify African people worldwide and promote their common interests.

What was Nkrumah's vision for Africa?

• Nkrumah's vision for Africa was to maintain colonial rule and oppression

• Nkrumah's vision for Africa was to establish a monarchy in every African nation

• Nkrumah's vision for Africa was to achieve unity and independence for all African nations, and to create a strong, unified continent that could resist colonialism and imperialism.

• Nkrumah's vision for Africa was to promote division and conflict among African nations

What led to Nkrumah's downfall as the leader of Ghana?

• Authoritarian rule, economic mismanagement, and suppression of political opposition

• Democratic leadership, economic prosperity, and political freedom

• Collaborative governance, financial stability, and encouragement of political dissent

• Laissez-faire leadership, economic success, and promotion of political diversity