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Crown Colony System | Structures & Features

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The following institutions constituted the Crown Colony Government which was responsible for the administration of British colonial territories.

Positive and Negative Effects Of Colonial Rule In West Africa

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Effects of Colonial Rule - Colonialism is an imposition of a more developed culture over a less developed one, backed up by expansionist and economic adventurism. European capitalist countries established political, economic, military...

Reasons For Colonialisation of West Africa

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European colonialisation of Africa, and indeed, the whole continent of Africa, was not accidental as it was motivated by several factors which are...

Effects Of Indirect Rule In British West Africa

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The indirect rule policy had both positive and negative effects on the political system. In the short run, the indirect rule increased the power and authority of traditional rulers.

Reasons For Adoption Of Policy Of Association In French West Africa

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There were certain political developments within and outside France that led to the shift from assimilation to association.

Merits and Demerits of Colonialism

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Colonialism | Pros and Cons of British and French Colonial Administrations In West Africa As emphasised in our previous article, three different colonial powers had...

Fascism – Definition, Historical, Ideology & Features

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Fascism is a form of government which concentrates all power in a single party headed by a dictator. It is a dictatorial system of government. But as Ernest Nolte (1965) pointed out, any good definition of fascism cannot afford to fail to emphasize it's anti-communism posture. Indeed the greatest enemy of fascism is communism. The first fascist regime was established by Benito Mussolini in Italy in 1925. The word fascism comes from "fasci ," an Italian term for "bundle of sticks" that was a symbol for strength in unity. Fascists believe in one-party, totalitarian control of a nation and its economy.

Nationalist Movement And The Decolonization Of Africa

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Nationalist Movement And The Decolonization In Africa | Nationalism is could mean a certain form of unity which grows out of historical experience. It is the sense of oneness that emerges from social groups, trying to control their interest against competing groups. It can also mean a strong emotional awareness of belonging to a nation-state held in bondage by foreign dominations which leads to the struggle against such foreign rule and domination.
Apartheid In South Africa

Apartheid in South Africa

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The establishment of an autocratic status of the white minority rule has been the bane of South African apartheid system. This system allowed the white minority, irrespective of religion, origin, or accomplishment, an immeasurable access to assets of the Nation; while non-white (blacks) were denied the same opportunities and privileges.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Socialism

Advantages and Disadvantages of Socialism

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Socialism is an economic cum political system in which the means of production and distribution is collectively owned and controlled by the state. This is done on-behalf of the people while the government sees to the equitable distribution of the resources evenly.
Socialism – Definition, Features, Pros & Cons

Socialism – Definition, Features, Pros & Cons

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Socialism is an intermediate or transition stage between capitalism and communism. It is both an economic and political concept. As an economic concept, socialism means an economic system in which the means of production (i.e land, labour, capital) are controlled mainly by the state. Most economic activities in a socialist state are performed by the government and its agencies.
Totalitarianism – Definition, History, Features & Examples

Totalitarianism – Definition, History, Features & Examples

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Totalitarianism is a form of government in which the state claims total control of all the activities of the people. The government controls both the public and private realms. In totalitarian system of government, any act can be considered 'political' if the government so desires. The former Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin, and Germany under Adolf Hitler were typical examples of totalitarian governments.
Democracy – Definition, Types, Pros & Cons

Democracy: Definition, Features, Types, Pros & Cons

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Democracy means different things to different people. A former American president, Abraham Lincoln from 1861 to 1865 give democracy its arguably most popular meaning when he defined it as "government of the people, by the people, and for the people".
Romanesque Art

Romanesque Art: History, Characteristics & Facts

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Romanesque Art Romanesque Art - Artistic style that spread throughout much of Europe, between the 11th and 13th centuries AD. What is Romanesque Art? Romanesque is an artistic style that...
Features of Totalitarian System of Government

Features of Totalitarian System of Government

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Features of Totalitarian System of Government Totalitarian is defined as a form of government in which the state has absolute control of everything, including all aspects...
Advantages and Disadvantages of Feudalism

Advantages and Disadvantages of Feudalism

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Feudalism can be defined as the identification of landed property with sovereignty - sovereignty over a parcel of land which becomes a private hereditary possession and an asset to the family. The king on receiving his fief or feud (feudalism) or estate was entrusted with sovereignty over all persons living on it. He became their law-maker, their commander and the judge.

Power (Political Power) – Definition, Types & Sources

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In simple terms, power means ability to rule. It is the ability to change or affect the behaviour or actions of another in the way one likes. For example, power is the ability of Mr A to compel Mr B to do something, which Mr B would ordinarily not want to do. Thus, in defining power, the word 'ability' is very important.
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Francoism: Definition, History, Features, Stages & Consequences

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Francoism - Francoist Spain Francoism - Authoritarian political regime that took place in Spain towards the middle of the 20th century. What was the Franco Regime? The...

Reasons For Introducing Indirect Rule In British West Africa

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The British colonial government introduced the indirect rule system for a number of reasons. They are - Lack of funds, shortage of personnel...

Pre-Colonial Administration In Nigeria

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Pre-Colonial Administration In Nigeria Before the coming of Europeans into Nigeria, the various ethnic groups were autonomous and had developed their governmental systems in such...