Economic inequality between white settlers and African farmers

Political oppression and lack of representation for Africans

Cultural clashes between British colonizers and African communities

Religious conflicts between Christian missionaries and traditional African beliefs

A political party advocating for African independence

A military force fighting against British colonial rule

A religious movement seeking spiritual liberation

A cultural group preserving traditional African customs

1945-1952

1952-1956

1956-1960

1960-1963

Negotiations and concessions to address African grievances

Military suppression and detention of suspected Mau Mau members

Economic sanctions and trade restrictions against Kenya

Diplomatic pressure on neighboring countries to isolate Kenya

Increased political awareness and mobilization for independence

Economic decline and disruption of agricultural production

Widespread human rights abuses and loss of life

All of the above

It directly led to the withdrawal of British colonial rule

It raised international awareness of Kenya's struggle for freedom

It weakened the British economy and forced them to grant independence

It inspired other African countries to fight for their independence

Jomo Kenyatta

Uhuru Kenyatta

Daniel arap Moi

Mwai Kibaki

A massacre of British soldiers by Mau Mau fighters

A massacre of Mau Mau detainees by British colonial authorities

A massacre of civilians by Mau Mau fighters

A massacre of civilians by British colonial authorities

It led to increased economic growth and prosperity

It caused significant economic disruption and decline

It had no significant impact on the economy

It led to the discovery of valuable natural resources

Through diplomatic negotiations and concessions

Through military force and detention camps

Through economic sanctions and trade restrictions

Through cultural assimilation and education programs

It led to the establishment of a democratic government in Kenya

It resulted in the end of British colonialism in Kenya

It contributed to the rise of ethnic tensions and conflicts in Kenya

All of the above

It weakened the nationalist movement and led to its decline

It had no significant impact on the nationalist movement

It strengthened the nationalist movement and contributed to its success

It diverted attention from the nationalist movement to other issues

Women were actively involved in combat and military operations

Women played a supportive role by providing food and supplies

Women were not involved in the uprising and remained at home

Women were primarily responsible for spreading propaganda and misinformation

It had no impact on the broader African decolonization movement

It was the first major uprising against colonial rule in Africa

It inspired other African countries to rise up against colonial rule

It led to the formation of the Organization of African Unity (OAU)