Majority Rule to Independence Part 1

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Test your knowledge on the history of the Bahamas before independence.

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Majority Rule to Independence Part 1


Froggy Jumps Majority Rule to Independence Part 1Online version Test your knowledge on the history of the Bahamas before independence. by Daughter of The Most High 1 What was the Bahamas known as before gaining independence? a The Colony of the Bahamas b The Republic of the Bahamas c The Bahamas Territory 2 What year was The Bahamas Federation of Labour established? a 1939 b 1942 c 1945 3 What type of coin were unskilled workers paid in before 1942? a Shillings b Pounds c Dollars 4 How much did men earn per shilling before 1942? a 2 shillings b 6 shillings c 4 shillings 5 How much did women earn per shilling before 1942? a 1 shilling b 2 shillings c 4 shillings 6 Who controlled the payment of labor during this period? a British Officials b American Companies c Bay Street Merchants 7 What was a significant conflict regarding worker payment? a American workers were paid more than Bahamian workers b All workers were paid equally c Bahamian workers were paid more 8 What event was triggered by the conflict between workers and Bay Street Merchants? a Burma Road Riot of 1942 b Freedom Protest of 1942 c Independence March of 1942 9 What was a major issue for Bahamian citizens before independence? a Universal healthcare b High wages c Lack of freedom of speech 10 What was the payment difference based on before 1942? a Age and education b Sex and race c Experience and location 11 What was the Burma Road Riot primarily about? a Workers withdrawing their labor to demand better wages. b A natural disaster c A political election 12 Where did the march during the Burma Road Riot start and end? a Bay Street to Oakes Field b Oakes Field to Bay Street c Oakes Field to Baillou Hill 13 What significant act was read as a result of the Burma Road Riot? a The Emancipation Act b The Independence Act c The Riot Act. 14 What was established five days after the Burma Road Riot? a A new political party b An increase in wages for workers. c New labor laws 15 What political party was formed in 1953? a The United Bahamian Party (UBP) b The Progressive Liberal Party (P.L.P.). c The National Democratic Party 16 What was a key outcome of the Burma Road Riot? a It contributed to Majority Rule. b It led to independence immediately c It caused economic collapse 17 Who were the first political representatives for black Bahamians? a The Labour Party b The Progressive Liberal Party (P.L.P.). c The United Bahamian Party (UBP) 18 What type of policies did the UBP govern with? a Equal opportunity policies b Prejudiced policies and unfair rules. c Progressive reforms 19 What does the text emphasize about the history of The Bahamas? a The wealth of the nation b The geography of the islands c The sacrifices and contributions of those who fought for rights. 20 What did the Burma Road Riot symbolize for the working people? a A powerful show of strength and unity. b A celebration of independence c A failure of the government

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Majority Rule to Independence Part 1Online version

by Daughter of The Most High

What was the Bahamas known as before gaining independence?

What year was The Bahamas Federation of Labour established?

What type of coin were unskilled workers paid in before 1942?

How much did men earn per shilling before 1942?

How much did women earn per shilling before 1942?

Who controlled the payment of labor during this period?

What was a significant conflict regarding worker payment?

What event was triggered by the conflict between workers and Bay Street Merchants?

What was a major issue for Bahamian citizens before independence?

What was the payment difference based on before 1942?

What was the Burma Road Riot primarily about?

Where did the march during the Burma Road Riot start and end?

What significant act was read as a result of the Burma Road Riot?

What was established five days after the Burma Road Riot?

What political party was formed in 1953?

What was a key outcome of the Burma Road Riot?

Who were the first political representatives for black Bahamians?

What type of policies did the UBP govern with?

What does the text emphasize about the history of The Bahamas?

What did the Burma Road Riot symbolize for the working people?