White citizens in Kenya arm themselves, in fear of Mau Mau uprisings in 1953; Mau Mau suspects in prison compound in Nai

The transcript describes the challenges faced by forces outnumbered by British and African troops, highlighting the persistent insecurity and violence in Nairobi. Despite capturing many suspects, terrorism continued with regularity. The Maumau, although equipped with firearms, primarily relied on the Bush night as their chief weapon.

What was the main concern despite the British and African forces being larger in number?

• Harsh weather conditions

• Poor leadership

• Sudden and deadly attacks

• Lack of resources

What was the situation in Nairobi despite the precautions taken?

• The number of victims increased

• The city was evacuated

• The number of victims decreased

• The city remained peaceful

What was the primary weapon of the Maumau despite having firearms?

• Guerrilla tactics

• Bush night

• Heavy artillery

• Poisoned arrows

How did the Maumau's tactics affect the British and African forces?

• They were able to easily defeat the Maumau

• They formed an alliance with the Maumau

• They felt constantly threatened

• They ignored the Maumau

What was the impact of the Maumau's tactics on the capital city?

• It was unaffected

• It became a safe haven

• It experienced increased violence

• It was abandoned