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CamScanner CamScanner CamScanner SCORING GRID FOR UCE UNEB 2025 HISTORY AND POLITICAL EDUCATION TR. ESEKE WYCLIFE - STASS SECTION A (Compulsory) Item 1 (a) Conditions that made the migrations and settlement into East Africa necessary (from the cradle lands and within East Africa): 1. Population Pressure: In the original cradle lands (e.g., West Africa for Bantu, Nile Valley for Nilotes), increasing populations outstripped available land and resources, forcing groups to seek new territories. 2. External Aggression and Warfare: Constant conflicts and raids from more powerful neighbouring communities made their original homelands insecure, prompting migration for safety. 3. Internal Conflicts and Dynastic Rivalries: Power struggles within communities, such as succession disp utes among chiefs or kings, led to the expulsion of defeated factions, who then migrated. 4. Drought and Famine: Unpredictable climate changes, prolonged droughts, and resulting famines in the cradle lands made agriculture and pastoralism unsustainable, neces sitating a search for more reliable rainfall and fertile land. 5. Epidemics and Diseases: Outbreaks of human and animal diseases created untenable living conditions, pushing communities to move to new, healthier areas. 6. Spirit of Adventure: The desire by young, energetic individuals to explore unknown lands, gain fame, and establish their own independent communities was a motivating factor. 7. Search for Better Farming Land: The Bantu, being primarily agriculturalists, were continuously in search of virgin, f ertile soils to support their crop cultivation. 8. Search for Pasture and Water for Livestock: The Nilotic communities, who were predominantly pastoralists, migrated seasonally and permanently in search of fresh grazing lands and water sources for their large herds of cattle. 9. Pressure from Slave Raiders: In some areas, the threat of being captured and sold into the Indian Ocean and Trans -Saharan slave trades forced communities to flee their homes. 10. Natural Calamities: Events like locust …
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