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some governments experienced corruption and poor planning.
also, many government leaders were taking the countries profits and putting them into their own personal foreign banks.
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How did most African nations set up their governments after gaining independence?
They set them up to match the Britain's. This is because they were used to that form of government.
After gaining independance the economy of many African nations failed because they?
Corruption in their government is a huge problem. Also the lack of practical experience. But I think the root cause is hate. They turned on their farmers, because so many of them were white in Zimbobwe....and what that got them was starvation.
Name four different methods of gaining height while working?
Name four different methods of gaining height while working.
Is Mary Beth roe gaining weight.?
She surely looks like it
This nation was partitioned just prior to gaining its independence in 1947?
India.
Did most African nations set up their governments after gaining independence?
The new African nations tended to create governments based on European models.
In After gaining independence how did most African nations set up their governments?
The new African nations tended to create governments based on European models.
Which development most contributed to US fears of unstable governments or terrorist organizations gaining access to nuclear weapons?
the collapse of the soviet union?
Why were many Africans governments unstable gaining their independence?
some governments experienced corruption and poor planning. also, many government leaders were taking the countries profits and putting them into their own personal foreign banks.
. After gaining independence why did many African governments experience instability?
NovaWACK! :D Some governments were poorly planned and run by dishonest men.
What is Thomas Paine historical context?
he wrote the pamplet "common sense" in colonial America which advocated separating from Britain and gaining independance
How did most African nations set up their governments after gaining independence?
They set them up to match the Britain's. This is because they were used to that form of government.
After gaining independance the economy of many African nations failed because they?
Corruption in their government is a huge problem. Also the lack of practical experience. But I think the root cause is hate. They turned on their farmers, because so many of them were white in Zimbobwe....and what that got them was starvation.
Why were so many african governments unstable after gaining their independence?
There's is a lot of history behind the reason why African is in the state it is in. Many Western countries have a hand in Africa's demise though they would not admit it. Indirect interference through funding warlords and starting conflict in areas. In order to appropriate the countries resources without the government noticing as they are to busy trying to quell the violence.Until we realise that we need to take an active role in civil society and develop our vision for our respective country, Africa will remain a third world country. The youth aged 20-35 years old are the key to transforming this continent. We need to spend more time thinking and organising ourselves instead of having a drunken night on a Saturday night. More Vision, dreaming and doing.
In many African countries have obtained mining rights and provided plants and technicians?
Multinational corporations have built factories and supplied technicians in some countries. To prevent these large corporations from gaining too much influence, some African governments own 51 percent of all key industries.
African slave sold in the west indies and after gaining freedom abolitionist and writer in England?
African slave sold in the west indies and after gaining freedom abolitionist and writer in england?
When did the UK gain its independance?
I guess you could say the Danelaw ending is the closest thing to gaining independence in the British Isles but that wasn't the United Kingdom! The Danelaw happened and ended long before the United Kingdom was formed. :P
