The correct answer is the Independence from Great Britain and to bring peace to his territory.
<em>Kenyatta believed that the Independence from Great Britain and to bring peace to his territory would be achieved with deeds and complete unity of people. </em>
Jomo Kenyatta (1894-1878) was an African politician and statesman that was Primer Minister of Kenya and the first President of Kenya when the country gained its Independence in 1964 from Great Britain. In September 1946 he became the leader of the Kenya African Union. His slogan to unify the country was “Harambee” that means “join together or pulling together”. Kenyatta believed that the Independence from Great Britain and bring peace to his territory would be achieved with deeds and complete unity of people.
<span>Fear of terrorism and radicalism led to the First Red Scare at the end of 1910s. The First Red Scare was a time of great for Americans, fearing both immigrants and anarchists.</span>
