Title: What is Decolonization? What were the Causes and Impact? Jaborejob
Headings: What is Decolonization? What were the Causes and Impact?
What is Decolonization? What were the Causes and Impact?
Causes of Decolonization
Decolonization Process After the First World War
Decolonization Process After the Second World War
Effects of Decolonization
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Content: b) Pan – Africanism: By the end of the 19 th century, Africans were questioning European domination. The ideals and aspirations of the peoples of Africa were expressed in terms of Pan – Americanism. 7) After the end of the first world war, the victorious powers, in a novel way, put the colonial territories under the mandatory system of the league of nations which slowly liberated them into independent nations. Decolonization Process After the First World War
a) The term ‘decolonization’ is likely to give the impression that the process of getting independence was a peaceful one. b) In some countries, the process was relatively peaceful as in some of the French colonies of Africa like Senegal, ivory coast in West Africa and in some British colonies such as Nigeria, Ghana, etc. c) Some of the countries attained independence through the intervention of international organizations like the league of nations and the united nations. Some took violent turns too such as the liberation of Algeria. Decolonization Process After the Second World War
a) The process of decolonization was accelerated after the second world war. Some of the colonial territories like French, Indo-china, Dutch Indonesia, British Malaya, and Italian East Africa were occupied by enemy conquest and were virtually cut off from their colonial governors.