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Waec History Answers 2023
- History 2 (Essay) – 1:00pm – 4:00pm
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1Q3️⃣b The transatlantic slave trade: The slave trade brought many of Sierra Leone's skilled craftsmen and artisans to the Americas, leaving the country with a shortage of skilled workers.
Colonialism: The arrival of British colonial rulers in Sierra Leone disrupted the economy and social structures, including the artisanal industry. The colonial government passed laws that favored British imports and discouraged local industry.
3. Competition from foreign imports: Imported goods from Britain and other European countries were cheaper and of better quality than locally made products, making it difficult for indigenous industry to compete.
Q4. Here are five factors that led to the declaration of the interior of Sierra Leone as a protectorate in 1808:
1. The abolition of the transatlantic slave trade: The British government had recently abolished the transatlantic slave trade, and they viewed the establishment of a protectorate in the interior of Sierra Leone as a way to promote legitimate commerce and prevent illegal slave trading.
2. Conflict with local powers:The British had clashed with local rulers in the region, including the Temne and Mende kingdoms. A protectorate was seen as a way to establish British law and order in these areas and prevent future conflicts.
3. Strategic interests: The British had strategic interests in the region, including access to inland waterways and potential trading opportunities.
4. Humanitarian concerns: European supporters of the abolition movement were concerned about the well-being of indigenous people in the region who had been displaced or enslaved by the slave trade. A protectorate was seen as a way to protect them from further exploitation.
5. Missionary activities: Christian missionaries had already established a presence in the region, and a protectorate was seen as a way to provide them with support and protection while they carried out their mission work.
