It didn't, it just slowly reduced.
A number of countries still have what are in essence, colonies.
Of the main colonial powers Britain, who had the largest colonies, has a small number it still runs. France has a few but gives them the status of provinces of mainland France even though they may be thousands of miles away. The Netherlands did the same with some of theirs. The USA still has a few, one of which, Hawaii, was incorporated into the USA in a similar way to France's colonies.
Most European colonies in the Far East were influenced by Japan's takeover during WW2 and soon fought for their independence shortly after the war ended.
Large colonies such as India were considered too much for a greatly weakened Britain to hold on to after the war and Canada, Australia and New Zealand had been maturing as separate entities for some time and it was only a matter of time before they were truly independent.
Most became independent nations. For some of them it was a peaceful process, and for others it was not.
Because they felt like loseinf at the time ane they didnt want it so theres your answer
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yes
It did because they were not good empires
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The Russian Empire, The Austro-Hungarian Empire and The German Empire
It's the second biggest World War in history (after WWII). Millions died. It was the end of the Tsar in Russia, and many colonial empires around the world. It introduced the tank to land warfare, and was a massive upheaval from the world that preceded it.
Empires of Industry - 1997 War Planes of World War II was released on: USA: 1998
Both had huge colonial Empires. From Start, the UN and predecessor agencies- such as the League of Nations were very keen on ( self-determination of nations) and this obviously worked against colonial structures. Many Empires unravelled during World War I, Britain and France aimed at keeping their foreign interests intact.
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because kombol
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A collapse and restoration of society.
no after
They didn't want a war. They, like the other colonial powers, had much to lose and nothing to gain by going to war. Germany wanted to go to war as they arrived late on the colonial scene and therefore wanted to get some colonies. Since the great colonial empires weren't about to give up their lands and there wasn't really anywhere else to colonise they decided to go to war in the hope of being able to wrestle some land from the empires in the peace settlements (should they have won).