HISTORY NOTES FORM ONE TO FORM FOUR

History Notes Form 1-4 (History Notes For Ordinary Level

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HISTORY NOTES FORM ONE

• SOURCES AND IMPORTANCE OF HISTORY
• EVOLUTIONOF MAN,TECHNOLOGYANDENVIRONMENT
• DEVELOPMENTOF ECONOMICACTIVITIES ANDTHEIR IMPACT
• DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIALAND POLITICALSYSTEMS

HISTORY NOTES FORM TWO

• INTERA-CTIONS AMONG THE PEOPLE OF AFRICA
• SOCIAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION IN PRE COLONIAL AFRICA
• AFRICA AND THE EXTERNAL WORLD
• INDUSTIRAL CAPITALISM

HISTORY NOTES FORM THREE

• ESTABLISHMENT OF COLONIALISM IN AFRICA
• COLONIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS
• COLONIAL ECONOMY
• COLONIAL SOCIAL SERVICES

HISTORY NOTES FORM FOUR

• CRISIS IN THE CAPITALIST SYSTEM
• NATIONALISM AND DECOLONISATION IN AFRICA

• CHANGES IN POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC POLICIES IN AFRICA AFTER INDEPENDENCE

• AFRICA IN INTERNATINAL AFFAIRS

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