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1.In the 1890s, three Twsana chiefs visited England and negotiated with the
government to be part of a:
a) British Protectorate
b) British Colony
c) British State
d) British Free trade alliance
a) All diamond wealth was to be private property ,rather than giving the rights to
the goverment.
b) All emerald wealth was to be national property ,rather than giving the rights to
individuals or corporations.
c) All diamond wealth was to be national property ,rather than giving the rights
to individuals or corporations.
d) All emerald wealth was to be private property ,rather than giving the rights to
the goverment.
a) The effect was masses of public money which was then used to pay for public
services.
b) The effect was masses of private money which was then used to pay for private
services.
c) The effect was masses of public money which was then used to pay for private
services.
d) The effect was masses of private money which was then used to pay for public
services.
4.What was the political system that was in existence pre-colonialsm in
Botswana ?
a) Any individual could rise up to become head of all the various different
chiefdoms in the regin.
b) Only chiefs family could rise up to become head of one of the various different
chiefdoms in the regin.
c) Any individual could rise up to become head of one of the various different
chiefdoms in the regin.
d) Only chiefs family could rise up to become head of all the various different
chiefdoms in the regin.
a) Oil
b) Gold
c) Diamonds
d) Enough land to build a railway in order to open up the intererior of the
country.
a) Favor the input of the people the executives of the society govern.
b) Undermine its people and exclude those that are not within the small circle of
elites that favor this type of dictatorship.
c) Exclude those that are part of the goverment
d) None of the above
a) Because if a country is politically corrupt, they just subvert the policy changes
b) Privatisation happens, but the people winning the contracts are family or
friends of the goverment for example.
12.Any foreign aid money going into a country with extractive institutions will
ultimately :
a) More inclusive
b) More exclusive
c) More Profitable
d) More Free
b) Imposed development.
a) when economic institutions take steps towards lesser inclusivity, this can
usher a rapid period of economic growth.
b) when economic institutions take steps towards greater exclusivity, this can
usher a rapid period of economic growth.
c) when economic institutions take steps towards greater inclusivity, this can
usher a rapid period of technologic growth.
d) when economic institutions take steps towards greater inclusivity, this can
usher a rapid period of economic growth.
16.Wich of the following afirmations is correct ?
a) Where political institutions come in, is that inclusive economic institutions can
emerge and encourage growth in the long run but cannot survive in the short
run under extractive political institutions.
b) Where political institutions come in, is that exclusive economic institutions can
emerge and encourage growth in the short run but cannot survive in the long
run under extractive political institutions.
c) Where political institutions come in, is that inclusive economic institutions can
emerge and encourage growth in the short run but cannot survive in the long
run under inclusive political institutions.
d) Where political institutions come in, is that inclusive economic institutions can
emerge and encourage growth in the short run but cannot survive in the long
run under extractive political institutions.
18.Another factor which promoted development to Botswana was the fact that:
20. In wich country a national railline was sold off to benefit the countries elite,
which led to economic development.?
a) Botswana
b) China
c) France
d) Sierra Leona