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1. During his time Kwame Nkrumah led for the development in Ghana which were some of his most famous achievements. Examples were the dam of akosombo or the accra timah motorway. He also had an achievement of having a key role in the formation of the African Union. He was actually known for his acheivements even outside of Ghana.
2. Kwame Nkrumah education outside of Ghana effected him a lot in terms of how he perceives things. he read a lot of literature people like Karl Marx and Marcus Garvey. This actually led to him being appealed to the ideals of Socialism even more, so the education outside of Ghana made him appeals to Socialism even more. He also agreed with Marcus Garvey and his thoughts of return to black freedom and actually led him to have ideas of a pan African consciousnesses.
3. In 1948 Ghana there was a lot of boycotts and protests. and went against the British and African Patrons. This is because the African Patrons British raise the prices of good to a point in which the people of Ghana couldn't afford it. This actually affected Nkrumah a lot since the British blamed the U GCC for the protests happening and in the end arrested all the members of the U GCC including Nkrumah himself.
4. The effects of Nkrumah's decision to make Ghana a One party state was a negative one. Tis decision actually affected Nkrumah's reputation by making him a dictator to the people of Ghana. Kwame as a ruler took actions by passing acts such as the Preventive detention act which gave him the power to arrest anyone he suspects a threat without even a trial. This combined with the fact he made Ghana a one party state led to people of Ghana rioting against him.
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6. Nkrumah's rule officially ended on February 24,1966 while Kwame was away and out of Ghana for a meeting. This led to

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1. Kwame was the first prime minister and president of ghana. He was also an influential an influential advocate of pan Africanism
2. Kwames education outside of ghana affected his ideas of socialism became appealing to him.
3.there were protest against british colonies in africa.because of Nkrumah rioting he got arrested
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1) Identify some of Kwame Nkrumah’s achievements as the leader of Ghana.

2. How did Nkrumah’s education outside of Ghana affect him?

3. Why were there protests in Ghana in 1948? What effect did these protests have on Nkrumah?

4. What was the effect of Nkrumah’s decision to make Ghana a one-party state? What actions did he take as ruler?

5. Explain the opposing claims about Kwame Nkrumah’s legacy voiced in the video.

6. What ended Nkrumah’s rule? How did the people of Ghana react?

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1. Kwame Nkrumah was the first prime minister and president in Africa.
2. Nkrumahs affected himself with the education outside of Ghana because the ideas of socialism became more interesting.
3. The protesters in Ghana in 1948 because people were against british colonies.
4. The affect of Nkrumahs decision to make Ghana a 1 party state.
5. The opposing Kwane Nkrumahs legacy is an influential advocate of pan-Africanism Nkrumah was a founding member of the organization of African Unity and winner of the Lenin peace prize from the Soviet Union in 1962.
6. That ended Nkrumahs rule was that he was deposed in 1966 by the national liberation council.The people of Ghana reacted electrifyed.

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1. Identify some of Kwame Nkrumah’s achievements as the leader of Ghana.

Was a great part he had played in the organization of the African Unio.

2. How did Nkrumah’s education outside of Ghana affect him?

it affected him by the way he started to think and do things his mindset was starting to change a lot and read a lot of Karl Marx

3. Why were there protests in Ghana in 1948?

the reason was Because British increased the amount of money they had to pay for goods.

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1. Kwame Nkrumah achievements are he was the first prime minister and President of Ghana. He also led the Gold Coast to independence from Britain.
2. It affected Kwame because he learned from Karl marx and Marcus garvey.
3.There were protests in Ghana because they were against british colonies.
4.He looked like a dictator to the people's eyes. Then he placed a detention center act so that he can arrest those he feel that are a threat to him.
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1. Some achievements of Kwame Nkrumah was him  spreading the Gold Coast's independence so that it could turn it into a better place which is now modern day Ghana. He also inspired others about his independence movements in Africa and then became Ghana's first prime minster in 1952 then he became its first president.

2. Nkrumah's education outside of Ghana is that he studied at Lincoln University in the U.S. and also studied Karl Marx which inspired his "Return to Africa" philosophy.

3. There were protests in Ghana in 1948

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1)Kwame Nkrumah had made a novel that promoted independence in the south.
2) Nkrumah"s education system out of the country of Ghana affected him because socialism had become more intriguing and began to create new thoughts
3)In 1948 there were protests in due to many reasons. few of many were because the British had increased the price of their goods way beyond the capacity  of the Ghanians.

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1. Kwame Nkrumah was the first prime minister of Ghana.
2. He started to think differently because of the different perspectives he viewed.
3. The protests began once the British increased the price they had to pay for goods.
4. Ghana then became a 1-party state.
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1.  He was the first Prime Minister and President of Ghana, having led the Gold Coast to independence from Britain in 1957. An influential advocate of Pan-Africanism, Nkrumah was a founding member of the Organization of African Unity and winner of the Lenin Peace Prize from the Soviet Union in 1962.
2. Nkrumah's education outside of Ghana affected him because the ideas of socialism became more interesting.
3.  The people of Ghana in 2948 were against all the British colonies.
4. Nkrumah as a ruler took actions by passing acts such as the Preventive detention act which gave him the power to arrest anyone he suspects a threat without even a trial.
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1. Kwame Nkrumah has created a book that had promoted African independence, and the dam akosombo.
2.Nkrumah’s education outside of Ghana affect him because socialism has became more interesting and he began to come up with more ideas.
3.The were protesters in Ghana in 1948 because people were against British colonies that were in in Africa and because there was an increase in goods.. The affect these protesters had on Nkrumah is he got arrested.
4. the effect of Nkrumah's decision to make Ghana a one-party state was he didn't have very good actions and so he was then known as a dictator.
5.The opposing claims about kwame Nkrumah's legacy voiced in the video is he had gain independence in Africa but has also made the economy decline.
6.Nkrumah's rule has ended when he had left Ghana to go to a meeting. People were happy that there has been an end put on the Nkrumah rule.

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1.Kwame Nkrumah was the first prime minister and president of Africa
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1. During his time Kwame Nkrumah led for the development in Ghana which were some of his most famous achievements. Examples were the dam of akosombo or the accra timah motorway. He also had an achievement of having a key role in the formation of the African Union. He was actually known for his achievements even outside of Ghana.
2. Kwame Nkrumah education outside of Ghana effected him a lot in terms of how he perceives things. he read a lot of literature people like Karl Marx and Marcus Garvey. This actually led to him being appealed to the ideals of Socialism even more, so the education outside of Ghana made him appeals to Socialism even more. He also agreed with Marcus Garvey and his thoughts of return to black freedom and actually led him to have ideas of a pan African consciousnesses.
3. In 1948 Ghana there was a lot of boycotts and protests. and went against the British and African Patrons. This is because the African Patrons British raise the prices of good to a point in which the people of Ghana couldn't afford it. This actually affected Nkrumah a lot since the British blamed the U GCC for the protests happening and in the end arrested all the members of the U GCC including Nkrumah himself.
4. The effects of Nkrumah's decision to make Ghana a One party state was a negative one. Tis decision actually affected Nkrumah's reputation by making him a dictator to the people of Ghana. Kwame as a ruler took actions by passing acts such as the Preventive detention act which gave him the power to arrest anyone he suspects a threat without even a trial. This combined with the fact he made Ghana a one party state led to people of Ghana rioting against him.
5. The main opposing claims to Nkrumah's legacy was that he gained freedom for the people of Ghana, but then became a dictator to it later on. Kwame Nkrumah helped Ghana a lot by liberating them from colonial rule and by helping the economy. Though later on he became a dictator to gain contempt people, but this backfired greatly. His one party state was viewed horrible by the people Ghana and him arresting people for no reason just opposes him. His dictatorship oppose his whole legacy as at first he was fighting against imperialism, but became something like that again by becoming a dictator.
6. Nkrumah's rule officially ended on February 24,1966 while Kwame was away and out of Ghana for a meeting. On this day he was ousted by the people of Ghana and overthrown with a military coup. This happened because of the questionable actions kwame made by making Ghana a one party state and by passing acts like the Preventive detention act. the people of Ghana reacted positively to this and actually was happy that Ghana was overthrown. A person in the video actually stated that he never saw so much happiness, so it is safe to presume that the people of Ghana like the end of Nkrumah's rule.

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1. Identify some of Kwame Nkrumah’s achievements as the leader of Ghana.
Kwame Nkrumah had many achievements such as the University of Science and Technology, the Great Akosombo dam and the role in which he played in the organization of the African Union.
2. How did Nkrumah’s education outside of Ghana affect him?
Nkrumah's education outside of Ghana affected him by it changed his mindset, he read a lot about Karl Marx and Marcus Garvey. As a result he started coming up with many ideas regarding socialism.
3. Why were there protests in Ghana in 1948? What effect did these protests have on Nkrumah?
In 1948 there were protests in Ghana because of many reasons. One of which was because the British had increased the price of their goods far beyond the capacity  of the Ghanians.
4. What was the effect of Nkrumah’s decision to make Ghana a one-party state? What actions did he take as ruler?
The people were confused and amazed on this horrible decision and started saying why would you create a one-party state we were better off with the British.
5. Explain the opposing claims about Kwame Nkrumah’s legacy voiced in the video.
The opposing claims about Kwame Nkrumah's legacy voiced in the video was that teh people were astonished my Nkrumah becoming a dictator because the man who was leading them to get their freedom and rights himself became a dictator and this really upset the people. As a result Nkrumah's own government and people gave him away because he became a nuisance.
6. What ended Nkrumah’s rule? How did the people of Ghana react?
Nkrumah's rule was ended when the people ousted him out in February 1966. The people of Ghana were happy for the end of Nkrumah's rule.

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Kwame Nkrumah was born on September 21, 1909, in Nkroful, Gold Coast (now Ghana), and shepherded the country in its struggle for independence from Great Britain. He went on to be named life president of both the nation and his party, until the army and police in Ghana seized power in 1966 and he found asylum in Guinea.