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Why did the language of self determination remain limited in colonies after World War I?

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Correct answer: Because it was applied mainly to European questions and not colonies

The direct answer is A. After World War I, self-determination was presented as an important principle, but colonial peoples were not generally granted the same right immediately. The reasoning is: the principle was discussed mainly in relation to European national questions; victorious powers retained or reorganised empires; the mandate system placed former colonies under new forms of external supervision rather than full independence. A is correct because it identifies this contradiction. B is wrong because colonies did not all become independent at once. C is wrong because the idea did emerge and influenced anti-colonial movements. D is wrong because the League of Nations did not end all empires. Memory cue: self-determination was proclaimed broadly but applied selectively.

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