Concept:Post-1945 nationalist agitation in British West Africa brought about the rise of organised political parties.
Explanation:After World War II, ex-servicemen and educated Africans became more politically conscious.
They demanded self-government and a greater share in the administration.
To press these demands collectively, nationalist leaders formed political parties.
These parties mobilised public opinion, organised campaigns, and negotiated with colonial authorities.
They emerged as the main vehicles for the independence struggle.
The agitation did not lead to the killing of British officials or a disregard for traditional rulers.
It produced political parties that channelled nationalist demands peacefully.
Answer:B. formation of political parties