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FORM FOUR CHAPTERS REVISION
CHAPTER 6
Somalia Government from 1960
to 1991
1. Identify four underlying problems of Somalia
after the independence and unification
Answer
• notably the north/south economic divide
• the Ogaden issue
• long held distrust of Ethiopia and the deeply
ingrained belief that Ogaden was rightfully
part of Somalia
• The north and south spoke different
languages (English vs Italian respectively)
• North and South had different currencies.
2. Identify Pan-Somalism
Answer
Pan Somalism was and is an ideology that
advocates the unification of all ethnic Somalis
under one flag and one nation.
3. Discuss the cause and effect of
Somalia-Ethiopian war in 1960-1964
Answer
Causes
• Somalia claim to Ogaden
• a series of cross border raids by Somali insurgents
• violent crackdowns by Ethiopian troops from 1960 to
1964
Effects
• Loss of life and properties
• Ethiopia and Kenya signed a mutual defense pact to
protect their newly acquired territories from the
Somalis
4. Mid 1960s Somalia and Soviet Union started
relation, identify four gifts by Soviets to Somali
and one to Soviet Union
Answer
four gifts by Soviets to Somali
• provided extensive material
• training to the Somali armed forces
• Other training prpgrams
• many Somali officers gained a distinctly Marxist
worldview
One gift by Somalia to Soviet Union
• Soviet to use of the Somali naval bases
5. What did China provide to Somalia
Answer
China supplied a lot of non-military industrial
funding for various projects.
6. How did the relationship between Somalia
and Soviet Union effect the Italian-Somalia
relations?
Answer
The relationship between the rapidly
communizing Somali government and the
Italian government remained friendly.
7. Justify the reason that Somalia democracy
began to crumble in late 1960s
Answer
Somalia democracy began to crumble in late
1960s due to a complicated web of clan
loyalties.
8. Why was it a confused year for
Somalia politics in 1969?
Answer
1969 was a confused year for Somali politics
there were more party defections, collusions,
betrayals and collaborations than normal.
9. Why did the army group take over the
government after the killing of president
Sharmake
Answer
The group of army officers, saw no hope for
improving the country's situation. Critics also
saw the process as extremely corrupt with
votes for the presidency after Sharmake.
10. Identify three steps taken by SRC
to complete the coup
Answer
• took over strategic points in Mogadishu
• rounded up government officials and other
prominent political figures
• abolished the National Assembly
• suspended the constitution
• The country was renamed the Somali
democratic republic
11. Identify the main goals of SRC
Answer
• to end tribalism, nepotism, corruption, and
misrule
• to rapid economic and social development
through "crash programs“
• To create efficient and responsive government
• To creation of a standard written form of
Somali as the country's single official
language.
12. What did Law Nom 1 assigned to
the SRC
Answer
Law Number 1 assigned to the SRC all functions
previously performed by the president, the
National Assembly, and the Council of
Ministers, as well as many duties of the
courts.
13. Identify CSS and their functions
Answer
the Council of the Secretaries of State (CSS) --
functioned as a cabinet and was responsible
for day-to-day government operation,
although it lacked political power.
14. Name four executive posts filled by
Siad Barre
Answer
Siad Barre filled a number of executive posts:
titular head of state, chairman of the CSS (and
thereby head of government), commander in
chief of the armed forces, and president of the
SRC.
15. Identify NSC and it is function
Answer
the National Security Courts (NSC), were set up
as the judicial arm of the SRC. the courts
operated outside the ordinary legal system as
watchdogs against activities considered to be
counterrevolutionary.
16. Identify two reasons that SRC overhauled
the local governments and broke the old
regions in to smaller units
Answer
• to destroy the influence of the traditional clan
assemblies
• in the government's words, to bring
government "closer to the people
17. Identify NSS and it is functions
Answer
• directed initially at halting the flow of
professionals and protesters out of the
country
• reducing attempts to settle disputes among
the clans by traditional means.
18. Write three reasons that the
government SRC resettled the nomads
Answer
• To increase production
• To control over the nomads
• To disperse the nomads and cutting their ties
with the land to which specific clans made
collective claim
• the government may also have undercut clan
solidarity
19. When did Somalia socialism
become official?
Answer
socialism became official on the first anniversary
of the military coup.
20. Identify the elements of Somalia
socialism
Answer
Siad Barre explained that the official ideology
consisted of three elements:
• his own conception of community development
based on the principle of self-reliance
• a form of socialism based on Marxist principles
• Islam
These were subsumed under "scientific socialism’’
21. Identify the three foreign languages widely
used in Somalia before 1972
Answer
• English
• Italian
• Arabic
22. List three Scripts competed being
Somalia official scripts
Answer
• Arabic
• Latin
• various indigenous scripts
23. Outline four reasons that Latin script was
preferred rather than other scripts
Answer
• It was best suited to represent the phonemic
structure of Somali and flexible enough to be
adjusted for the dialects.
• it offered obvious advantages to those who
sought higher education outside the country.
• Modern printing equipment would also be more
easily and reasonably available for Latin type.
• Existing Somali grammars prepared by foreign
scholars would give some initial advantage in the
preparation of teaching material
24. When the government announced
the Somalia official script?
Answer
the government announced the Somalia official
script in 1972
25. Who invented Somalia’s official
scripts
Answer
Shire Jama Ahmed invented Somalia’s official
scripts
26. Explain reason that Somali Revolutionary
Socialist Party (SRSP) was established
Answer
Somali Revolutionary Socialist Party (SRSP) was
established toend of military rule
27. Give reason that Soviet Union transferred it
is interest from Somalia to Ethiopia in 1977
Answer
• After watching Ethiopian events in 1975-76,
the Soviet Union concluded that the
revolution would lead to the establishment of
an authentic Marxist-Leninist state
• for geopolitical purposes
28. Evaluate the causes of Somalia
Ethiopian war in 1977-1978
Answer
• Somali ethnic in the Ogaden wanted to end
the Ethiopian control of the region
• Both Somalia and Ethiopia claimed Ogaden
• Somalia and Ethiopia have long historical
standing hostility
• Barre was great Somali nationalist and
wanted to unite all Somalis under one rule
29. Evaluate the Effect of Somalia
Ethiopian war in 1977-1978
Answer
• The war caused heavy loss of life and property in both
countries
• Heavy Somali refugees fled from Ethiopia and
precipitated in to Somalia
• Somalia was defeated as they did not achieve it is
objectives
• Each country began to support the opposition of the
other
• Both countries became weak and collapsed in 1990s as
insurgents arose
30. Identify the two groups struggled the power
after the accident of Siad Barre
Answer
• constitutional faction
• clan faction
31. Identify Somalia’s party politburo
and list it is members
Answer
Somalia’s party politburo was a select committee of
the Supreme Council that was composed of five
former SRC members namely
• General Mahammad Ali Samantar
• Major General Husseen Kulmiye
• general Ahmad Sulaymaan Abdullah
• Ahmad Mahamuud Faarah
• Mahammad Siad Barre
32. Evaluate the achievements of
Somali Revolutionary Council (SRC)
Answer
• Adoption of standard script of Somali language
• Building up great military power
• Increased the literacy rate
• Provided free education in the whole country
• Increased production by encouraging farming and
fishing
• Resettled 140,000 pastoralists in farming
communities and in coastal towns
• Developed the infrastructure

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Somalia 1960 1990

  • 1. FORM FOUR CHAPTERS REVISION CHAPTER 6 Somalia Government from 1960 to 1991
  • 2. 1. Identify four underlying problems of Somalia after the independence and unification Answer • notably the north/south economic divide • the Ogaden issue • long held distrust of Ethiopia and the deeply ingrained belief that Ogaden was rightfully part of Somalia • The north and south spoke different languages (English vs Italian respectively) • North and South had different currencies.
  • 3. 2. Identify Pan-Somalism Answer Pan Somalism was and is an ideology that advocates the unification of all ethnic Somalis under one flag and one nation.
  • 4. 3. Discuss the cause and effect of Somalia-Ethiopian war in 1960-1964 Answer Causes • Somalia claim to Ogaden • a series of cross border raids by Somali insurgents • violent crackdowns by Ethiopian troops from 1960 to 1964 Effects • Loss of life and properties • Ethiopia and Kenya signed a mutual defense pact to protect their newly acquired territories from the Somalis
  • 5. 4. Mid 1960s Somalia and Soviet Union started relation, identify four gifts by Soviets to Somali and one to Soviet Union Answer four gifts by Soviets to Somali • provided extensive material • training to the Somali armed forces • Other training prpgrams • many Somali officers gained a distinctly Marxist worldview One gift by Somalia to Soviet Union • Soviet to use of the Somali naval bases
  • 6. 5. What did China provide to Somalia Answer China supplied a lot of non-military industrial funding for various projects.
  • 7. 6. How did the relationship between Somalia and Soviet Union effect the Italian-Somalia relations? Answer The relationship between the rapidly communizing Somali government and the Italian government remained friendly.
  • 8. 7. Justify the reason that Somalia democracy began to crumble in late 1960s Answer Somalia democracy began to crumble in late 1960s due to a complicated web of clan loyalties.
  • 9. 8. Why was it a confused year for Somalia politics in 1969? Answer 1969 was a confused year for Somali politics there were more party defections, collusions, betrayals and collaborations than normal.
  • 10. 9. Why did the army group take over the government after the killing of president Sharmake Answer The group of army officers, saw no hope for improving the country's situation. Critics also saw the process as extremely corrupt with votes for the presidency after Sharmake.
  • 11. 10. Identify three steps taken by SRC to complete the coup Answer • took over strategic points in Mogadishu • rounded up government officials and other prominent political figures • abolished the National Assembly • suspended the constitution • The country was renamed the Somali democratic republic
  • 12. 11. Identify the main goals of SRC Answer • to end tribalism, nepotism, corruption, and misrule • to rapid economic and social development through "crash programs“ • To create efficient and responsive government • To creation of a standard written form of Somali as the country's single official language.
  • 13. 12. What did Law Nom 1 assigned to the SRC Answer Law Number 1 assigned to the SRC all functions previously performed by the president, the National Assembly, and the Council of Ministers, as well as many duties of the courts.
  • 14. 13. Identify CSS and their functions Answer the Council of the Secretaries of State (CSS) -- functioned as a cabinet and was responsible for day-to-day government operation, although it lacked political power.
  • 15. 14. Name four executive posts filled by Siad Barre Answer Siad Barre filled a number of executive posts: titular head of state, chairman of the CSS (and thereby head of government), commander in chief of the armed forces, and president of the SRC.
  • 16. 15. Identify NSC and it is function Answer the National Security Courts (NSC), were set up as the judicial arm of the SRC. the courts operated outside the ordinary legal system as watchdogs against activities considered to be counterrevolutionary.
  • 17. 16. Identify two reasons that SRC overhauled the local governments and broke the old regions in to smaller units Answer • to destroy the influence of the traditional clan assemblies • in the government's words, to bring government "closer to the people
  • 18. 17. Identify NSS and it is functions Answer • directed initially at halting the flow of professionals and protesters out of the country • reducing attempts to settle disputes among the clans by traditional means.
  • 19. 18. Write three reasons that the government SRC resettled the nomads Answer • To increase production • To control over the nomads • To disperse the nomads and cutting their ties with the land to which specific clans made collective claim • the government may also have undercut clan solidarity
  • 20. 19. When did Somalia socialism become official? Answer socialism became official on the first anniversary of the military coup.
  • 21. 20. Identify the elements of Somalia socialism Answer Siad Barre explained that the official ideology consisted of three elements: • his own conception of community development based on the principle of self-reliance • a form of socialism based on Marxist principles • Islam These were subsumed under "scientific socialism’’
  • 22. 21. Identify the three foreign languages widely used in Somalia before 1972 Answer • English • Italian • Arabic
  • 23. 22. List three Scripts competed being Somalia official scripts Answer • Arabic • Latin • various indigenous scripts
  • 24. 23. Outline four reasons that Latin script was preferred rather than other scripts Answer • It was best suited to represent the phonemic structure of Somali and flexible enough to be adjusted for the dialects. • it offered obvious advantages to those who sought higher education outside the country. • Modern printing equipment would also be more easily and reasonably available for Latin type. • Existing Somali grammars prepared by foreign scholars would give some initial advantage in the preparation of teaching material
  • 25. 24. When the government announced the Somalia official script? Answer the government announced the Somalia official script in 1972
  • 26. 25. Who invented Somalia’s official scripts Answer Shire Jama Ahmed invented Somalia’s official scripts
  • 27. 26. Explain reason that Somali Revolutionary Socialist Party (SRSP) was established Answer Somali Revolutionary Socialist Party (SRSP) was established toend of military rule
  • 28. 27. Give reason that Soviet Union transferred it is interest from Somalia to Ethiopia in 1977 Answer • After watching Ethiopian events in 1975-76, the Soviet Union concluded that the revolution would lead to the establishment of an authentic Marxist-Leninist state • for geopolitical purposes
  • 29. 28. Evaluate the causes of Somalia Ethiopian war in 1977-1978 Answer • Somali ethnic in the Ogaden wanted to end the Ethiopian control of the region • Both Somalia and Ethiopia claimed Ogaden • Somalia and Ethiopia have long historical standing hostility • Barre was great Somali nationalist and wanted to unite all Somalis under one rule
  • 30. 29. Evaluate the Effect of Somalia Ethiopian war in 1977-1978 Answer • The war caused heavy loss of life and property in both countries • Heavy Somali refugees fled from Ethiopia and precipitated in to Somalia • Somalia was defeated as they did not achieve it is objectives • Each country began to support the opposition of the other • Both countries became weak and collapsed in 1990s as insurgents arose
  • 31. 30. Identify the two groups struggled the power after the accident of Siad Barre Answer • constitutional faction • clan faction
  • 32. 31. Identify Somalia’s party politburo and list it is members Answer Somalia’s party politburo was a select committee of the Supreme Council that was composed of five former SRC members namely • General Mahammad Ali Samantar • Major General Husseen Kulmiye • general Ahmad Sulaymaan Abdullah • Ahmad Mahamuud Faarah • Mahammad Siad Barre
  • 33. 32. Evaluate the achievements of Somali Revolutionary Council (SRC) Answer • Adoption of standard script of Somali language • Building up great military power • Increased the literacy rate • Provided free education in the whole country • Increased production by encouraging farming and fishing • Resettled 140,000 pastoralists in farming communities and in coastal towns • Developed the infrastructure