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History Paper One Question Paper

History Paper One

Course:Secondary Level

Exam Year:2009

ST MICHEAL BOYS & GIRLS H. SCHOOL.

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HISTORY PAPER 1

INSTRUCTIONS:
-All questions are compulsory.

Q.1.a)What is a 'national philosophies'?
(2 marks)
b)Name three national philosophies that Kenya has adopted since independence.(3 marks)
Q.2.a)Define African Socialism.(2 marks)
b)State the factors that influenced the adoption of African socialism in Kenya.
(2 marks)
c)Identify the main features of African Socialism.(2 marks)
Q.3.Explain the application of African Socialism to planning in Kenya since independence.(2 marks)
Q.4.Identify the aims and principles of the Harambee philosophy.
(4 marks)
Q.5.a)State the role of the Harambee spirit in Kenya's development.
(5 marks)
b)List the setbacks of the Harambee spirit.
(2 marks)
Q.6.a)Define Nyayoism and give its three sources.(5 marks)
b)Explain the pillars of Nyayoism.(5 marks)
Q.7.State the role Nyayoism in Kenya's development.(5 marks)
Q.8.Explain the impact of national philosophies in the development of Kenya since independence.(5 marks)
Q.9.a)Name five education commissions appointed since independence.(5 marks)
b)Explain the main social and cultural challenges which Kenya has faced since independence.
(5 marks)
Q.10.a)Discuss the measures adopted by the Kenya government to industrialize the country since independence.(5 marks)
b)List the factors that have facilitated industrial development in Kenya since independence.(5 marks)
c)State the challenges that the Kenya government has faced in its efforts to industrialize.(5 marks)
Q.11.a)State the benefits of producer cooperatives to Kenyan farmers.(5 marks)
b)Explain the challenges encountered by producer cooperatives in Kenya since independence.(5 marks)

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