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: 4) Marxism, another ideology emboldened the nationalist movements in the colonies and they were progressively veering towards the socialist camp. 5) The profound involvement of the united nations in the post-second war period compelled the imperialist powers to withdraw from their colonies. 6) Ideologies like rising Asiatism, pan-Africanism were equally important in decolonizing because: a) Asiatism: Centuries of Dutch colonial oppression in Indonesia and British in India, gave rise to nationalist sentiments and a certain sense of unity among the people. 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.