History Form Four Examination 2022 1
Time: 3 Hours
Instructions
1. This paper consist of section
A, B and C with a total of nine questions.
2. Answer all questions in
section A and B and three questions from section C.
3. Section A carries 20
marks, section B 35 marks and section C carries 45 marks.
4. All drawings should be in
pencil.
5. Write your examination
number on every page of your answer booklet.
Section A (20 Marks)
Answer all questions in this section.
1. For each of the item
i-xv, choose the correct answer from among the given alternatives and write its
letter beside the item number in the answer booklet provided.
i. Man need basic needs for
survival. Those basic needs are:
A. food, clothing and
television B. food, water and soil C. Shelter, medicine and food D. shelter,
food and clothing E. cars, food and television
ii. In Africa, Monarchies
still exist in
A. Nigeria and Botswana B.
South Africa and Saudi Arabia C. Ethiopia and Ivory Coast. D. Algeria and
Gambia E. Morocco and Swaziland.
iii. Archaeologists help us
to know when and how men lived through the study of
A. bones and tools B. tools
and riddles C. stories and riddles E. riddles and bones E. bones and music
iv. In which places were the
method of remembering changes and historical events were common?
A. in areas where there was
famine and drought B. in areas where there was written history C. in areas
where much of the history was not written. D. in Areas where there was few
European Settlers. E. In areas where there were many agents of colonialism.
v. When did industrial
revolution take place in Europe?
A. 1000s to 1200s B. 1300s
to 1400s C. 1500s to 1650s D. 1890s to 1950s E. 1750s to 1850s
vi. The best example of the
evolution of man is represented by the discoveries mad at
A. Fort Jesus B. Olduvai
Gorge C. Bagamoyo D. Uvinza E. Zanzibar
vii. Who migrated into East
Africa from South Africa in the second half of the 19th Century due
to Mfecane war?
viii. Which one was an
effect of the arrival of the French in the Indian Ocean in the 18th
Century?
A. Abolition of slavery and
slave trade in East Africa coast B. Establishment of legitimate trade on
imported goods. C. Acceleration of the struggle for independence in Africa D.
Increase of slave labour in Reunion and Mauritius Island E. Formation of
independence African churches.
ix. Settler agriculture
failed to be practiced in Uganda when her eastern part was parceled out to form
part of
A. East Africa Community B.
German East Africa territory C. Western Kenyan highlands D. Western Uganda and
Eastern Republic of Congo. E. Western and Eastern Kenyan highlands.
x. Tanganyika was handed
over to Britain as a mandate territory by:
A. League of Nations B.
Trusteeship territory C. United Nations. D. Pan Africanism. E. Berlin conference.
xi. Who were defeated by the
East Africans through the help of the Oman Arabs?
A. Ngoni from South Africa
B. Germans from Europe C. Portuguese from Europe. D. Boers from Holland E.
Zimba from Zambia
xii. The leader who is
associated with the formation of the League of Nations is
A. Adolf Hitler B. Otto von
Bismarck C. Woodrow Wilson D. David Livingstone E. Carl Peters.
xiii. Which societies in
Africa waged wars against German invasion?
A. Xhosa and Khoikhoi B.
Nandi and Hehe C. Nama and Herero D. Zulu and Asante E. Shona and Ndebele
xiv. During which age did
Homo Erectus become a complete upright creature and could communicate through
speech?
A. Middle Stone Age B. Late
Stone Age C. Old Stone Age D. New Stone Age E. Iron Age
xv. Which organ approves the
United Nations budget?
A. Security Council B.
International Court of Justice C. Secretariat D. Economic and Social Council E.
General Assembly
2. Match the descriptions in
List A with the corresponding historical terms in List B by writing the letter of
the correct response beside the item number in the answer booklet provided.
|
List
A |
List
B |
|
i. A name given to the process of
exchanging goods for goods. ii. A name given to the process of
exchanging goods between people living in the same village or town. iii. a process that involved the exchange
of goods between two different geographical regions. iv. A name of the trade that involved exchange
of goods between the people of Northern Africa and Western Africa. v. A name given to the trade that involved
Africa, America and Europe before the Industrial Revolution. |
A. Early trade contacts. B. Barter trade C. Long distance trade D. Slave trade E. Local trade F. Legitimate trade G. Trans-Saharan trade H. Trans-Atlantic slave trade |
Section B (35 Marks)
Answer
all questions in this section.
3. Briefly answer the
following questions:
i. How did the establishment
of colonialism led to the collapse of Buganda Kingdom?
ii. Differentiate between
nomadic pastoralism and sedentary pastoralism.
iii. Why Portuguese colonies
in Africa used gun in demanding their political independence?
iv. German ceased to rule
Tanganyika in 1919. What was the reason behind?
v. What caused the Great
Economic Depression of the 1920s to spread World-Wide?
vi. Why did Idd Amin’s seizure
of power in Uganda led to the collapse of the former East Africa Community?
4. Arrange the following
statements in chronological order by writing number 1 to 6 beside the item
number.
i. The period when most of
man’s tools were made of stone is called Stone Age.
ii. In the Early Stone Age,
chopping and pebble tools were made and used by man.
iii. In the Early Stone Age,
chopping and pebble tools were made and used by man.
iv. Sharper tools were made
during the Middle Stone Age.
v. The use of iron tools
increased the ability of man to produce more food.
vi. Such tools included
spears, arrows, knives, needles and stone-picks.
5. Draw a sketch map of the
New East Africa Community and locate the following by using roman numbers:
i. The member state whose
ideology was Common Man’s Charter.
ii. The county in which
socialism and Self Reliance became her ideology.
iii. The former French
colony in which the 1994 genocide took place.
iv. The county in which Mau
Mau movement occurred.
v. The greatest slave market
in East Africa which was closed in 1873.
Section C (45 Marks)
Answer
three questions from this section.
6. Explain six
characteristics of feudalism mode of production.
7. What were the advantage
of indirect rule policy to the British? Explain using six points.
8. For many years, Africans
were taken as slaves by Arabs and Europeans. What do you think were the six
technique used by the Arabs and Europeans to acquire slaves during slave trade.
9. Peasant agricultural
system were used in Uganda. Examine six factors that determined its
establishment.
Pata Majibu ya
Mtihani Huu, Gusa Hapa Kuwasiliana Nami.
