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Topics
Historiography and Historical Skills
What is History and why do we study History? Sources of History; Historical skills (ancient and modern approaches); Prospect of ICT in historical studies.
Christian Missionary Activities in West Africa
The suppression of slave trade. Christian Missionary activities and their impact on West Africa.
The Scramble for and Partition of West Africa
The Industrial Revolution, Scramble for colonies, Colonial subjugation, Occupation and West African reaction.
Colonial Rule in West Africa
Patterns of colonial rule, consolidation of European culture in Africa, colonial economy and the underdevelopment of Africa: colonial Africa and the two World Wars.
Problems of independent West African States
Nature of politics: neo-colonialism and economic underdevelopment, unequal development within states and instability, the Military in West African politics, boundary disputes and threat to West African Unity.
THE GAMBIA (For candidates in The Gambia only)
SECTION A: THE GAMBIA FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO 2000, SECTION B: THE GAMBIA IN THE 19TH CENTURY, SECTION C: THE GAMBIA FROM 1900 TO 2000
GHANA (For candidates in Ghana only)
SECTION A: LANDMARKS OF AFRICAN HISTORY (FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO 1800), SECTION B: GHANA AND THE WIDER WORLD; FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO AD.1900, SECTION C: GHANA (AD 1900-1991)
LIBERIA (For candidates in Liberia only)
SECTION A: LIBERIA FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO 1800, SECTION B: LIBERIA IN THE 19TH CENTURY, SECTION C: LIBERIA FROM 1900 TO 2000
NIGERIA (For candidates in Nigeria only)
SECTION A: NIGERIA FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO 1800, SECTION B: NIGERIA IN THE 19TH CENTURY, SECTION C: NIGERIA FROM 1900 TO 2000
SIERRA LEONE (For candidates in Sierra Leone only)
SECTION A: SIERRA LEONE FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO 1800, SECTION B: SIERRA LEONE IN THE 19TH CENTURY, SECTION C: SIERRA LEONE FROM 1900 TO 2000
