Why did decolonization speed up after the Second World War?
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Correct answer: Colonial powers weakened and national movements gained strength
The Second World War placed heavy economic and political strain on European colonial powers. At the same time, nationalist movements in Asia and Africa became stronger and demanded self-rule, while anti-colonial ideas gained international support. These combined conditions accelerated decolonization.
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Colonial powers weakened and national movements gained strength
Why is this the correct answer?
The Second World War placed heavy economic and political strain on European colonial powers. At the same time, nationalist movements in Asia and Africa became stronger and demanded self-rule, while anti-colonial ideas gained international support. These combined conditions accelerated decolonization.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Forest Society and Colonialism.
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