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Portuguese colonies, particularly in Africa, resorted to armed struggle for independence due to the long-standing oppressive colonial rule and the lack of meaningful negotiations for autonomy. The Portuguese authoritarian regime, which was resistant to decolonization, fueled nationalist sentiments and determined resistance movements. Armed struggle became a means to assert national identity, mobilize support, and challenge colonial authority, ultimately leading to the Carnation Revolution in 1974, which facilitated the decolonization process. The violent context of the Cold War also influenced these struggles, as various groups sought support from international allies.
What else can I help you with?
Which was the last country in southwest Asia to regain independence after decolonization?
Palestine only declared independence in 1988, making them the last such country.
How soldiers fought in the battle for Brittany?
The Battle of Brittany followed the D-Day invasion and was part of the struggle to regain northern France.
Which has Spanish king was driven from the throne by Napoleon Bonaparte but later returned in an unsuccessful attempt to regain his Latin American colonies?
The Spanish king driven from the throne by Napoleon Bonaparte was Ferdinand VII. He was captured during the Peninsular War and later returned to Spain in 1814. Ferdinand attempted to reassert control over Spain's Latin American colonies, but his efforts were largely unsuccessful due to the growing independence movements in the region.
How does Pearl Harbor affect the United States today?
It effects America by the history of it, and what Americans went through during WWII and how they over came the struggle to regain their lives.
Why do you think the Nubians were able to regain their independence by the 1600 BC?
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When did most colonies in Africa become independent?
The 1960's. By 1969 only five European colonies remained on the Continent of Africa, three of which were Portugese, one French and one Spanish. The UK did, however, regain sovereignty over Zimbabwe in 1979 and the country reverted back to Colony status until independence in 1980.
Which was the last country in southwest Asia to regain independence after decolonization?
Palestine only declared independence in 1988, making them the last such country.
What city defeated Sparta in 371 BC enabling the cities of Greece to regain their independence?
Thebes
How soldiers fought in the battle for Brittany?
The Battle of Brittany followed the D-Day invasion and was part of the struggle to regain northern France.
Who declared in 1823 no European nation should attempt to regain the newly independent Latin American colonies?
james monroe.
Which Spanish king was driven from the throne by Napoleon Bonaparte but later returned in an unsuccessful attempt to regain his Latin American colonies?
ferdinand VII
Which US president in 1823 declared that no European nation should attempt to regain the newly independent Latin America colonies?
james monroe
Which US president in 1823 declared that no europea nation should attempt to regain the newly independent Latin American colonies?
James Monroe
Which U.S. president in 1823 declared that no European nation should attempt to regain the newly independent Latin American colonies?
theodore roosevelt
Which Spanish king was driven from the throne by Napoleon Bonaparte but later returned to in an unsuccessful attempt to regain Latin American colonies?
ferdinand VII
How does Pearl Harbor affect the United States today?
It effects America by the history of it, and what Americans went through during WWII and how they over came the struggle to regain their lives.
Why do you think the nubians were able to regain their independence by the 1600?
dont look up awnsers to you social study problems in 6th grade lol.
