A) Sokoto, Usman, and Borno B) Duguwa, Sayfawa, and al-Kanemi C) Zaghāwa, Bornu, and Chad D) Umayyad, Abbasid, and Fatimid
A) It was given by the local population in the 9th century B) It was named after the first monarch of the Duguwa dynasty C) It was the official name used by the rulers of the empire D) It is a historiographical amalgamation of two central regions
A) Sudan B) Chad C) Nigeria D) Niger
A) Chad B) Mali C) Nigeria D) Cameroon
A) The collapse of the Duguwa dynasty in the 9th century B) The adoption of the name Borno in Arabic sources C) The arrival of European colonial powers in the 19th century D) The loss of Kanem and re-centering of the empire in Bornu in the 14th century
A) North B) Empire C) South D) Kingdom
A) Sultanate of Bornu B) The Kanuri State C) Kingdom of the Zaghāwa D) Empire of Organa
A) Organa B) Kanembu C) Bornu D) Borno
A) It is the direct translation of the word 'empire' in French B) It was commonly used in historical treatments during the colonial era C) It originated from 19th-century Arabic texts D) It was invented by the Teda people
A) European colonial powers B) The al-Kanemi dynasty C) Rémi Dewière D) The Duguwa rulers
A) Sayfawa B) Zaghāwa C) Organa D) Kanembu
A) It is definitively Ghana B) It remains unidentified C) It is definitively Ife D) It is definitively Kanem–Bornu
A) The name was created by colonial powers in the 19th century B) The empire rarely exerted direct control over both regions simultaneously C) The name was never used by historians D) The empire only existed in Bornu
A) Sayfawa B) Al-Kanemi C) Zaghāwa D) Duguwa
A) Kanembu B) Teda C) European D) Arabic
A) 500 B) 1000 C) 700 D) 1200
A) Bornu B) Ngazargamu C) Sokoto D) Njimi
A) Mai B) Emir C) Sultan D) Shehu
A) Idris IV Alooma B) Ali I Gaji C) Dunama II Dibalemi D) Umar I Idrismi
A) French B) Fula C) British D) Bilala
A) Idris III Katagarmabe B) Ali I Gaji C) Dunama II Dibalemi D) Umar I Idrismi
A) Dunama II Dibalemi B) Ali I Gaji C) Idris IV Alooma D) Umar I Idrismi
A) Ali I Gaji B) Dunama II Dibalemi C) Idris IV Alooma D) Idris III Katagarmabe
A) Shehu B) Mai C) King D) Sultan
A) Idris IV Alooma B) Rabih az-Zubayr C) Ali I Gaji D) Dunama II Dibalemi
A) Coffee B) Salt C) Gold D) Oil
A) 1893 B) 1900 C) 1902 D) 1800
A) Independent nations B) Extinct political entities C) French colonies D) Non-sovereign traditional states |