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Zorluk: KolayFirst Republic Politics and Major Crises (1960–1966)

Arrange the following major political crises of Nigeria's First Republic in chronological order from the earliest to the latest.

  1. 1The Action Group Crisis in the Western Region
  2. 2The National Population Census Crisis
  3. 3The Federal Parliamentary Election Crisis
  4. 4The First Military Coup d'état in Nigeria

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The correct chronological order of the crises is: The Action Group Crisis in the Western Region (1962), followed by the National Population Census Crisis (1962–1963), then the Federal Parliamentary Election Crisis (1964), and finally the First Military Coup d'état in Nigeria (1966).
The correct sequence follows the historical timeline of events in Nigeria's First Republic: the Action Group Crisis occurred first in May 1962, followed by the National Population Census Crisis of 1962–1963, the Federal Parliamentary Election Crisis in December 1964, and finally the First Military Coup d'état on January 15, 1966.

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1
Determine the date of the Action Group Crisis in the Western Region.
May 1962
Intra-party rivalry led to a breakdown of law and order in the Western House of Assembly, resulting in a state of emergency.
2
Determine the timeframe of the National Population Census Crisis.
1962–1963
The initial 1962 census results were cancelled due to allegations of inflation, leading to a controversial recount in 1963.
3
Determine the date of the Federal Parliamentary Election Crisis.
December 1964
Major political alliances (UPGA and NNA) clashed over electoral irregularities, culminating in an election boycott.
4
Determine the date of the First Military Coup d'état.
January 15, 1966
Young army officers staged a military takeover that terminated civilian democratic rule in the First Republic.

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Chronological Sequence of First Republic Political Crises (1960–1966)
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First Republic Politics and Major Crises (1960–1966)