Ghana's Transition to a Republic State

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Why was Ghana not considered a republican state at independence in 1957?

Dr. Kwame Nkrumah shared executive functions with the British monarch.

What was one of the main reasons Ghana adopted a republican system?

To ensure total sovereignty for Ghana.

What was the role of the British Monarch in Ghana before becoming a republic?

Ceremonial head of state

Why did the people of Ghana want to adopt their own political and economic ideology?

To promote rapid development.

What did the 1960 constitution of Ghana establish in terms of the executive branch?

A mono-cephalous executive

What was the significance of the plebiscite organized in Ghana in April?

To determine support for a republican government

Under the 1960 constitution of Ghana, what was the role of Kwame Nkrumah?

Named the first president of Ghana

What type of legislature did the 1960 constitution provide for in Ghana?

Unicameral legislature

What special power was given to Dr. Kwame Nkrumah as the first President under the 1960 constitution?

Make laws during his term of office

How did the 1960 constitution of Ghana define the voting rights of its citizens?

Universal adult suffrage

Learn about Ghana's journey to becoming a republican state, including the role of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and the shift in executive power. Understand the significance of transitioning from a state with shared executive functions with the British monarch to a republic state led by an elected president.

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