Second Term Examination Revision.

At its extreme, nationalism can lead to __________.

• peaceful coexistence
• cultural exchange
• economic prosperity
• war or conflict

Nigeria gained _______ from British colonial rule on October 1, 1960.

• Independence  

• Republic status

• Self-governance   

• Autonomy    

Lagos was captured by the British force in:

•                                                     

  1851 

•                 1816  

•                1871   

•                                                     

  1881

Nigerian pre-colonial period was a period before the

• British colonization    

• French colonization  

• German colonization

• Portuguese colonization   

A nationalist is ___________________.

• a person who advocates for the interests and culture of their nation.
• a person who promotes globalism over nationalism
• a person who opposes their nation's interests
• a person who is indifferent to their nation's culture

Nationalism simply means_________________.

• loyalty , devotion and the feeling of superiority to a nation over other nations

• disloyalty to a nation
• indifference towards national identity
• support for globalism over nationalism

The father of nationalism is _____________.

• Vladimir Lenin
• Woodrow Wilson
• Karl Marx
• Herbert Macaulay

One of the enlisted below is a nationalist in Nigeria.

• Nnamdi Azikiwe
• Olusegun Obasanjo
• Muhammadu Buhari
• Wole Soyinka

Which of the following missionaries published the first Yoruba newspaper (Iwe Iroyin) in 1859?

• Samuel Ajayi Crowther
• Henry Townsend
• William McGregor
• Thomas Birch Freeman

The following are types of nationalism except _______________.

• cultural nationalism
• internationalism
• patriotism
• ethnic nationalism