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    Several factors for Africans to gain independence from colonial rule. First‚ the impact of WWII on the colonial policies had paved the way for their independence. During the WWII‚ the colonialists such as the British used ways of persuasion to encourage and invite Africans to support their war effort. As a result‚ they had to explain and discuss their policies with their African subordinates‚ which offered literate Africans great opportunities to voice their opinions and concerns. For example‚ the

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    Essay 3: Revolution and Independence Even since most of Latin America gained independence from Spain in the period of 1800’s‚ the region has been the scene of numerous disastrous civil wars and revolutions. During the 19th century‚ Spain and Portugal made the political transition from corporatism to democracy. Both countries shared a common geographical setting‚ history‚ religion‚ and corporatist dictatorships. However‚ markably different factors caused the political changes‚ producing different

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    Listen here little Billy. Let me tell you how we gained our independence 20 years ago from Belgium in 1960‚ and how it still impacts our lives today. As well as how I‚ Joseph Kasavubu‚ your grandfather helped to liberate our country. Let me start with how we gained our independence in the first place. It all started in the late 1880’s when King Leopold II took personal control of us for his own gains. Of course none of us Congolese were happy when Leopold took control of us‚ especially because

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    peaceful independence and others had to take violent measures in order to escape the ruler that had corrupted their country through diversity. Borders drawn by European colonial rulers left nations with mixed ethnic and religious groups‚ which led to corruption. These foreign nations were the one thing that pushed these countries to want to be free. The common thread that has driven the countries of Kenya‚ Algeria‚ and India to independence is the fact that the people wanted to escape rule from their

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    grip on me and whenever i try to leave I just want to stay more just to gain Independence from Britain. From document A it showed that only 10% of people in this forsaken land are dying. And I have the 90% on my side to keep pressing on. Plus most of the people that are sick and dying have already gone home. I am healthy‚ my odds have gotten me through the 50-50% chance of getting

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    Greater opportunities also came with the market revolution‚ but with greatness also comes downfall‚ so not everyone benefited from this change. Changes in transportation and communication were the spark that started it all. Many developments were already in motion during the colonial era‚ but the market revolution helped them to advance at a faster pace. All Americans were affected by the market revolution‚ however‚ not all were in the position to acquire the

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    differed significantly from Britain. In the course of a century‚ the colonies had diverged markedly from Britain. A variety of long-run trends gave the 13 American colonies certain common characteristics which made them very different from England. What were some of these characteristics? 1. The absence of a titled aristocracy The colonies had no legally privileged social classes‚ and they did not have many of the other characteristics of a monarchical society. They had no standing army and had

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    “Long live independence and African unity! Long live the independent and sovereign Congo!” These were the famous last words of Patrice Lumumba’s speech proclaiming the independence of Congo on June 30‚ 1960. Not only did they end a speech which marks the achievement of decolonization in Congo‚ but they also highlight the specific objective of Lumumba as an anti-colonial activist and future Prime Minister: to create a united Congo through united political parties and Congolese unity. As Congo demolished

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    We can also conclude that from Imperialism there comes rivalry between each other and other countries. When two nations or countries try to gain something that they both need or want‚ they keep in mind that only one of them can have it‚ and when the time comes where one of the countries or nations gets to the place first‚ the other country harbors a resentment towards the other place‚ even if the nations were alliances before. From many sources‚ they stated that the nations are

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    voyages left Britain and France with different territories in North America. Britain has thirteen colonies and France ruled a large area named New France. The two engaged in several wars before the French Indian war. By 1754 Britain controlled the majority of the colonies leaving the French with much less. These two areas were expanding closer and closer with the question of who would dominate who. The Ohio River Valley was used for communications between the two halves of the American empire. The

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