A student is researching the collapse of the West Indies Federation. She discovers that Jamaica held a referendum in 1961 that led to the territory's withdrawal. Which Jamaican leader campaigned for Jamaica to leave the Federation?

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Question

A student is researching the collapse of the West Indies Federation. She discovers that Jamaica held a referendum in 1961 that led to the territory's withdrawal. Which Jamaican leader campaigned for Jamaica to leave the Federation?

Accepted Answer

Alexander Bustamante — Award 1 mark for identifying the leader who opposed Federation membership. A is incorrect — Norman Manley supported Federation and called the referendum. C is incorrect — Michael Manley became prominent in the 1970s. D is incorrect — Edward Seaga was not the leading figure in the 1961 campaign.

Answer

Norman Manley

Answer

Edward Seaga

Answer

Alexander Bustamante

Answer

Michael Manley

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