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A. crews building the railroad

B. the mines

C. prison

D. America

A. the economy

B. the land

C. the sea

D. the overall welfare of tribes across the African continent

A. Abraham Lincoln

B. George Washington

C. Franklin Delano Roosevelt

D. Thomas Jefferson

A. Children honoring the spirits of their dead parents.

B. Widowers honoring the spirits of their dead wives.

C. Farmers honoring the spirits of their dead animals.

D. Widows honoring the spirits of their dead husbands.

A. His father.

B. His half-brother.

C. His mother.

D. His dying son.

A. His commanding officer: Winterbottom.

B. His commanding officer: John Wright.

C. His assistant, Winterbottom.

D. His friend and ally Ezeulu.

A. His senior wife Ugoye.

B. His friend Akuebue.

C. His rival Nwaka.

D. His eldest son Nwafo.

A. Winterbottom, the head of the white colonial government

B. An ambassador from the white colonial government to Umuaro: Wintabota is the sacred name given to him by Ezeulu.

C. The head of the white controlled church: his actual name is Winterbottom.

D. The head of the white colonial government: his actual name is Weatherbottom.

A. John Wright.

B. Captain Winterbottom.

C. Unuchukwu.

D. John Nowodika.

A. It contains a Bible.

B. It contains a piece of African gold.

C. It contains a British military uniform.

D. It contains a British coin.