Author Question: On the eve of the Mau Mau rebellion, the British denied that a problem existed in Kenya, because ... (Read 126 times)

pragya sharda · **on:** Sep 4, 2018

On the eve of the Mau Mau rebellion, the British denied that a problem existed in Kenya, because __________.

a. Jomo Kenyatta had become educated in the ways of the Europeans and was able to use their methods against them as he led the rebellion
b. the Kikuyu kept the British unaware of their impending resistance by honoring a sacred oath made among the indigenous
c. in creating the role of the other, the colonizer developed a belief that his role as civilizer was a beneficial one against which the indigenous would have no reason to rebel
d. most Kenyans spoke English

Question 2

A visitor returning to Malaysia after the Green Revolution would probably notice __________.

a. little change in the villages as the indigenous people assert their right to self determination by retaining traditional ways
b. visual changes resulting from the new prosperity, such as roads and new shops
c. more health care facilities created to treat the increased occurrence of exhaustion among the peasant farmers who now must plant two crops of rice per year just to survive
d. massive unemployment due to the lessened need for farm workers