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Hist 100 :History Of Kenya Question Paper

Hist 100 :History Of Kenya

Course:Bachelor Of Education

Institution: Kenya Methodist University question papers

Exam Year:2014

HISTORY OF KENYA (HIST 100) 1ST TRIMESTER 2014
KENYA METHODIST UNIVERSITY

END OF 1'ST 'TRIMESTER 2014 (SB) EXAMINATION

FACULTY : EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT : EDUCATION
UNIT CODE : HIST 100
UNIT TITLE : HISTORY OF KENYA
TIME : 2 HOURS

INSTRUCTIONS

Answer any three questions

Question One

Explain the main objectives of studying the history of Kenya
(10 Marks)
Analyse the sources of information which enables one to understand the history of Kenya
(10 Marks)
Question Two

"The Kenyan Communities move from their cradle land was absolutely inevitable." Discuss the statement by giving various examples to support your argument (20 marks)
Question Three

Critically examine the circumstances that were solely responsible for the decline of the Portuguese rule along the East Coast of Africa
(10 Marks)
Discuss the impact of colonial rule in Kenya before and after her independence
(10 marks)
Question Four

Explain why the Nandi resistance (1896 to 1906) lasted for a long time than it was anticipated by the colonial government
(10 marks)
"During the mau mau struggle for independence it is argued that women did not play any role towards the same." Analyze the statement by giving various examples to support or refute the statement
(10 marks)
Question Five

Assess the contributions of Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi during his reign as the second president of the Republic of Kenya
(10 marks)
Outline the causes which have contributed to national disintegration in Kenya since independence up to date
(10 marks)
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