State three negative effects of British colonial rule on the people of Kenya.

1. Loss of land and displacement: British colonial rule in Kenya led to the dispossession of land from indigenous communities, as the British government implemented policies that favored European settlers. This resulted in the displacement of many Kenyan people from their ancestral lands, leading to social and economic upheaval.

2. Exploitation and forced labor: The British colonial administration in Kenya exploited the local population for labor, often forcing them to work on plantations and in mines under harsh conditions. Many Kenyan workers were subjected to low wages, long hours, and poor working conditions, leading to widespread poverty and suffering.

3. Suppression of cultural identity and political rights: British colonial rule in Kenya sought to impose Western values and institutions on the local population, often at the expense of traditional cultural practices and political rights. Indigenous languages and customs were marginalized, and political dissent was met with harsh repression, leading to a loss of cultural identity and political autonomy for many Kenyan people.