Africans sought independence primarily to escape colonial rule, which imposed foreign governance, exploited resources, and suppressed cultural identities. They aimed to reclaim sovereignty, promote self-determination, and foster economic development. Additionally, the movement for independence was fueled by a desire for social justice and equality, as colonial powers often perpetuated racial discrimination and inequality. Ultimately, independence represented the opportunity for Africans to build their own nations and govern according to their values and needs.
I don't believe most Africans were even aware of WW1.
Ya bish
Africans were largely discriminated against and treated as slaves or people of a lower class. They wanted equality and freedom from slavery.
A lot of country's didn't have leaders with experience and had a hard time building a stable government.
vermont
Because they did not want to be ruled by foreign powers -the same spirit that motivated any colony, whether in Africa, Asia or America to gain freedom from their colonial masters.
the africans gained their independence between the months january and december in the year 1960
I don't believe most Africans were even aware of WW1.
The Vietnamese fought for independence, while South Africans fought for racial equality after winning independence.
The Vietnamese fought for independence, while South Africans fought for racial equality after winning independence.
The Europeans exploited Africa's land and people.
No, joining the UN came after countries became independent.
because who wouldn't want independence.... that's why
it encouraged African self-rule and independence from Europe
THere is no rule of how long Africans can grow their hair. It is their choice and right to choose how long they want it.
Ya bish
Africa is a continent, so to answer this question we need the name of a country in Africa.