Uhuru: British Economics Reforms In Kenya Flashcards

1
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When was the Swynnerton Plan?

A

1954

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What was the Swynnerton plan?

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Provided 600,000 African families with 10 acres of land

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What Provided 600,000 African families with 10 acres of land?

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Swynnerton plan

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4
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How many families were provided with 10 acres of land in the Swynnerton plan?

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600,000

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How much land were 600,000 families given in the Swynnerton plan?

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10 acres

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6
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What was the Carpenter Committee report?

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Proposed a minimum wage for urban workers

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7
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What proposed a minimum wage for urban workers?

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Carpenter Committee report

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What was the Lidbury Commission?

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Promised equal salaries for government employees of all races

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9
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What Promised equal salaries for government employees of all races?

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Lidbury Commission

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10
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What was the plan of the Swynnerton plan?

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Create family holdings which would be large enough to create family holdings which would be large enough to keep the family self-sufficient in food and practice alternate husbandry, thus developing a cash income

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11
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With the Swynnerton plan, what was the aim of raising the average productivity cash sales of families?

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From £10 to £100 a year after providing their own needs

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12
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What restrictions were removed?

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Restriction against African production of lucrative cash crops (e.g. coffee, tea, pyrethrum, hybrid maize and dairy products)

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What happened to lucrative cash crops (e.g. coffee, tea, pyrethrum, hybrid maize and dairy products) in the Swynnerton plan?

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Restrictions on Africans removed

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14
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What did the imperial government want?

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Create a middle class among the African population

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15
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What enabled the government to adopt reforms to the wage structure in the Carpenter Committee report?

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Conditions imposed by the State of Emergency

Desire of the imperial government

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16
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What was formed to aid collective bargaining and the development of trade unions?

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Kenyan labour department

17
Q

What was the role of the Kenya Labour department

A

Aid collective bargaining

Maintenance and a development of trade unions

18
Q

Who became a spokes person for the workers?

A

Tom Mboya

19
Q

How did Tom Mboya become a speaker for the workers

A

Kenyan Labour department who aided collective bargaining and the development of trade unions

20
Q

What caused the three way agreement between Federation of Kenya Employers (FKE), the Kenya Federation of Labour (KFL) and the government?

A

New look in labour management