Question

In the early 20th century, indigenous Africans began to push for

representation in government and individual rights.
the ability to serve in armies and help the colonial powers.
access to education to learn about Western ideas.
the expansion of colonialism by European nations.

Answer 1

In the early 20th century, indigenous Africans began to push for **representation in government and individual rights**. This movement was part of a larger wave of nationalism and the desire for self-determination, as various groups sought to articulate their rights and challenge colonial rule. Access to education and exposure to Western ideas also played a crucial role in fostering these aspirations for representation and rights.