Uhuru: Blundell And The New Kenya Party

Question 1

By the late 1950s, what happened to the white settler community?

Answer 1

Fragmented politically

Question 2

By the late 1950s, what was fragmented politically?

Answer 2

White settler community

Question 3

By what year were the white settlers separated politically?

Answer 3

Late 1950s

Question 4

Who led the New Kenya Group?

Answer 4

Sir Michael Blundell

Question 5

What did Sir Michael Blundell lead?

Answer 5

The New Kenya Group

Question 6

What stance did the leader of the New Kenya Group, Michael Blundell have?

Answer 6

Liberal

Question 7

What was the aim of the New Kenya Group?

Answer 7

Build a moderate African middle class and showed a willingness to collaborate with moderate African politcal groups

Question 8

Who led the conservatives?

Answer 8

Commander Llewelyn Briggs and later Sir Ferdinand Cavendish

Question 9

What was the lagger mentality?

Answer 9

Not willing to accept new ideas

Question 10

Who had the lagger mentality?

Answer 10

Conservatives

Question 11

What did the liberals support?

Answer 11

Multiracialism and replace an all-African government

Question 12

Where was the liberals politcal base?

Answer 12

Business and professional communities

Older, larger, more wealthy farmers

Question 13

What was the New Kenya group, the first political party to do?

Answer 13

First to be open to all races