HISTORY O LEVEL(FORM ONE) NOTES – EVOLUTION OF MAN ,TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT
Evolution of Man, Technology and EnvironmentEvolution of ManEvolution is the gradual development of plants and animals from simple forms to more complex ones. This change
HISTORY O LEVEL(FORM ONE) NOTES – SOURCES AND IMPORTANCE OF HISTORY
SOURCES AND IMPORTANCE OF HISTORYMeaning of HistoryHistory is the study of man and his activities in different times. These activities enable man to obtain his
HISTORY O LEVEL(FORM ONE) NOTES – DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES AND THEIR IMPACT
DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES AND THEIR IMPACTIntroduction:Environment: Is total surroundings of man include man-made and natural features.Land, water bodies, atmosphere, mountains, hills, Infrastructures i.e buildings,
HISTORY O LEVEL(FORM TWO) NOTES – INDUSTRIAL CAPITALISM
INDUSTRIAL CAPITALISMTRANSITION TO INDUSTRIAL CAPITALISM.The transition to industrial capitalism began during the period of mercantile Capitalism when the European nations such as Spain, Holland, Portugal
HISTORY O LEVEL(FORM TWO) NOTES – INTERACTIONS AMONG THE PEOPLE OF AFRICA
INTERACTIONS AMONG THE PEOPLE OF AFRICAIntroductionInteraction was a state in which people from one community got into contact with one another. The contacts among African
HISTORY O LEVEL(FORM THREE) NOTES – COLONIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS
COLONIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMSBACK GROUND OF THE COLONIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS.Colonial administrative systems were the ways of controlling and maintaining colonial power in colonies after the establishment
HISTORY O LEVEL(FORM FOUR) NOTES – PROMOTION OF AFRICAN UNITY/ AFFAIR
PROMOTION OF AFRICAN UNITY/AFFAIRINTRODUCTIONAfter African countries experienced similar social, political, economic, and cultural problems post-independence, African states, through leaders such as the late J.K. Nyerere,
history form 3 – ESTABLISHMENT OF COLONIALISM
ESTABLISHMENT OF COLONIALISMTHE SCRAMBLE FOR AND PARTITION OF AFRICAINTRODUCTIONThe scramble for and partition of Africa took place in the second half of the 19th century.