For many years Kenya was run by and for British expatriates. Here expatriate means
A. British citizens who were residents of Kenya at the time.
B. British convicts who wanted to start a new life.
C. Kenyan citizens who were subject to British law, not Kenyan law.
D. Citizens of nations with which Britain had diplomatic relations.
Question 2
Britain's initial presence in Kenya was a result of Britain's interest in
A. the Nile River.
B. gold in East Africa.
C. growing tea and coffee.
D. blocking German colonial advances.
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