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प्रश्न
Answer the following question.
In the context of the rapid growth of African nationalism and decolonization in Africa, discuss :
The initial achievements of Kwame Nkrumah in the field of internal and external affairs of Ghana.
उत्तर
Kwame Nkrumah was the first Prime Minister of Ghana and ruled from 1957 till his removal by the army in 1966.
- Nkrumah was the first person to organize the workers and peasants in a mass movement for independence.
- He had a socialist outlook and wanted better living conditions for his people and industrialization.
- Under his struggle and efforts, Ghana became a Commonwealth country.
- He tried to establish a welfare state.
- Cocoa was Ghana’s mainly exported product and its production doubled under his reign. Forestry, fishing, and cattle-breeding expanded. It had modest deposits of gold and bauxite, which were effectively exploited. The dam was built across the Volta River to arrest water for irrigation and hydro-electric power.
- Village people built roads and schools from the Government funds received for village projects.
- Nkrumah also was known internationally for his movement for the Africans across the globe. He supported the Organization of African Unity, set up in 1963, maintaining ties with Russia and China, and “keeping Ghana under Commonwealth group of nations.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Name the nationalist leader under whose leadership Ghana became independent.
Discuss the initial achievements of Kwame Nkrumah in the field of internal and external affairs of Ghana.
Explain the reasons for Nkrumah’s downfall and eventual overthrow from power in 1966.
Answer the following question.
What is the most important reason for the downfall of Kwame Nkrumah?
Discuss any four features of Nkrumah's policies that led to the collapse of his government in Ghana (1966).
Discuss any four features of Nkrumah's policies that led to the collapse of his government in Ghana (1966).
Mention any one challenge faced by Nkrumah after becoming the Prime Minister of Ghana.