Its country was divided for colonial reasons.
Many African countries became independent of European colonial rule.
Nationalism in the nineteenth century often led to increased desires for independence among European colonies, as colonized peoples sought to assert their own national identities and self-determination. This rising sentiment fueled anti-colonial movements, prompting uprisings and demands for political autonomy. Additionally, nationalism contributed to the fragmentation of empires, as various ethnic and cultural groups pushed for recognition and independence, ultimately reshaping the political landscape of many regions.
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It convinced them to fight for their political independence.
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European powers drew the current borders, splitting ethnic groups among modern countries.
Both countries gained their independence from European colonial powers.
India's desire for independence increased following World War II because the war weakened European powers, making it easier for India to push for independence. Additionally, Indian soldiers who fought in the war gained confidence and skills, fueling the independence movement.
African communities were not devastated by European diseases as American communities were.