Most African countries gained their independence through a combination of political negotiation, armed struggle, and decolonization movements following World War II. The weakening of European powers during the war and the rise of nationalist sentiments among African populations fueled demands for self-governance. Many countries achieved independence through peaceful negotiations, while others experienced prolonged conflicts and revolutions against colonial rule. By the 1960s, a wave of decolonization swept across the continent, leading to the establishment of numerous independent nations.
after WWII
spain,potugal,france,england!
Because their are suck
Most did in the 1960's.
They did it in pieces, not all at the same time. 1816 = Argentina independent 1825 = Bolivia independent 1818 = Chile independent 1821 = Peru independent 1811 = Venezuela, Ecuador, and Paraguay independent
after WWII
The 60sExamples:Ghana· Independence from Britain in 1957Kenya· Independence from Britain in 1963Zaire/Congo· Independence from Belgium in 1960Algeria· Independence from France in 1962
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Spain
it gained it in the 1999
france i think
spain,potugal,france,england!
Because their are suck
from the mid-1950s through the mid-1960s
After gaining independence, the major factor that prevented many African countries from having strong economies is underdevelopment. Most African countries have not been able to stand alone and they still depend on donors from the West.
the achivement of political independence
Having been in a few African countries before and after Independence I can say most of their people were disappointed. The colonial power was inevitably replaced by greedy dictators and poverty, mismanagement and internecine fighting usually ensued. South Africa is possibly the only exception .