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WAEC Government · Section 2

Political Parties, Military Rule, Federalism, Foreign Policy, and International Organizations

Section B: Political & Constitutional Developments in West Africa and International Relations

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Official WAEC Government outline · Section B: Political & Constitutional Developments in West Africa and International Relations

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Major political party development, military interventions, federal/unitary West African systems, foreign policy determinants, and international organizations (UN, AU, Commonwealth, ECOWAS)

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Trace the formation, achievements, and failures of major political parties; analyze causes and effects of military rule; examine origin and structure of federal/unitary systems in West Africa; evaluate national foreign policy objectives; analyze origin, objectives, achievements, and problems of UNO, AU, Commonwealth, and ECOWAS.

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