JAMB History · Section 1

External Influences

Section A: The Nigeria Area up to 1800

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Official JAMB History outline · Section A: The Nigeria Area up to 1800

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a. North Africans, Arabs and Tuaregs.

Objective

Assess the impact of contact with North Africa on the people and states south of the Sahara.

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i. Introduction, spread and impact of Islam.

Objective

Assess the impact of contact with North Africa on the people and states south of the Sahara.

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ii. Trans-Saharan trade.

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Highlight the role of the Tuaregs in the trans-Saharan trade.

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b. Europeans: early European trade with the coastal states.

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Examine the impact of early European contact with the coastal people.

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ii. The trans-Atlantic slave trade: origin, organization and impact.

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Trace the origin, organization and impact of the trans-Atlantic slave trade.

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iii. Impact of early missionary activities in the coastal areas.

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Outline the impact of early Christian missionary activities in the coastal areas.

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