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F1 HISTORY MS OPENING TEST APRIL 2024
F1 HISTORY MS OPENING TEST APRIL 2024
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i Ii iii iv v
F C E G H
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3. (a)
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(b)
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4. (a)
i) Martineal society
ii) Matrineal society 4 marks 1@ 2marks
There three stages of man’s evolution associated with Old Stone Age are
Australopithecus, Homo habilis, and Homo erectus.
i) Australopithecus was hairy, with large jaws and teeth. He had a bony brow
and no forehead. His brain capacity was 500cm3. Australopithecus gradually
evolved into Homo habilis.
ii) Homo habilis had a large brain (500 cm3 to 800 cm3) and a skull of the same
shape as modern men. He also had a less protruding face and smaller jaws
and teeth compared to Australopithecus.
Also major step was the increased distance between the thumb and then
other fingers.
iii) Homo habilis developed into Homo erectus, an even more intelligent
creature.
Homo erectus was the first human ancestor to walk upright. He had a brain
capacity of 700 cm3 to 1,250 cm3 and could communicate through speech.
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5. (a)
i) Agriculture led to the production of more and regular food for the society.
ii) Agriculture forced people to settle down in one places.
iii) Some people acquired more land and animals than other.
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(b)
i) The panning method, in this method, people collected alluvial gold found
along the streams or river beds.
ii) The shaft method, some of the areas contained underground gold veins.
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6. (a)
7. (a)
(b)
i) Mistaken identity
ii) Forest fire theory
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(b)
i) King Oba
ii) King Alaafin
iii) King Obiri Yeboa
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9. (a)
i) Oldowan stone tools, these tools were named after Olduvai Gorge in
Tanzania where they were first discovered.
ii) Acheulian stone tools, Aucheulian stone tools were discovered first at St.
Aucheul in France.
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(b)
i) Role of immigrants
ii) Participation in the long-distance trade
iii) Raiding of neighboring ethnics groups
iv) Good leadership
v) Strong and standing army
Conclusion (2 marks)