Rise Of Nationalism: Nkrumah Flashcards

1
Q

Where was he from?

A

African Gold Coast

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2
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Where was he educated?

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Catholic missions school in Hals Assini

Government teacher training college

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3
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What was he the direct product of as a result of his education?

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Product of colonial institutions

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4
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What happened in October 1935?

A

He arrived at the USA

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5
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When did he arrive at the USA?

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October 1935

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6
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What university did he attend?

A

Lincoln university
University of Pennsylvania
London School of economics
University college London

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7
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When did he go to London?

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May 1945

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8
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What happened in May 1945?

A

He arrived in London

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9
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What was the impact of his visit to London and the USA?

A

Exposed to radical western ideas

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10
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What communists leaders did Nkrumah meet?

A

Chinese American Boggs

Trinidadian Marxist James

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11
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What was the impact of him meeting Trinidadian Marxist James?

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Taught him how underground movements work

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12
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What did he organise in October 1945?

A

Fifth Pan African Congress in Manchester

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13
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When was the Fifth Pan African Congress in Manchester that he helped organise?

A

October 1945

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14
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In 1947, what party was he invited to join?

A

United Gold Coast Convention

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15
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When was Nkrumah asked to join the United Gold Coast Convention?

A

1947

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16
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When was the United Gold Coast Convention formed?

A

August 1947

17
Q

What happened in August 1947?

A

United Gold Coasts Convention (UGCC) founded

18
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Who founded the United Gold Coast Convention?

A

Wealth lawyer J.B. Danquah

19
Q

What did Wealth lawyer J.B. Danquah do?

A

Formed the United Gold Coast Convention

20
Q

What was the aim of the United Gold Coast Convention?

A

National independence

21
Q

What happened in 1948?

A

Nkrumah was imprisoned for the Accra riots

22
Q

When was Nkrumah was imprisoned?

A

1948 for the Accra riots

23
Q

What did he do in June 1949?

A

Formed the Convention people’s party

24
Q

When did he form the Convention people’s party ?

A

July 1949

25
Q

When did he become prime minister?

A

1953-57

26
Q

What role did he have 1953-57?

A

Prime minister

27
Q

What happened in 1957?

A

He led the Gold Coast to became independent as Ghana

28
Q

When did he lead the Gold Coast to became independent as Ghana?

A

1957

29
Q

When did he announce that Ghana would become a republic?

A

March 1960

30
Q

What happened in March 1960?

A

He announced that Ghana would become a republic

31
Q

When did he loose power?

A

February 1966

32
Q

What happened in February 1966?

A

He lost power in a military coup

33
Q

After being removed from power in February 1966, what did he do for the rest of his life?

A

Lived in exile in Guinea

34
Q

How many years did he spend in Guinea?

A

Last 6 years of his life

35
Q

What did he become the figure head for?

A

African nationalism

Helped coordinate African independence movements

36
Q

What did he find in May 1963?

A

Organisation of African unity

37
Q

When was the Organisation of African unity founded?

A

May 1963

38
Q

What type of socialist was he?

A

Marxist socialist

39
Q

How did he view the British?

A

Exploitive

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