African Independence
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The document discusses the process of decolonization in Africa following World War 2. It occurred through both violent and non-violent means. Key figures led independence movements in Ghana, Kenya, Congo, Algeria, Angola, and Turkey. Challenges faced by newly independent nations included ethnic disputes, dependent economies, cultural dependence on the West, and issues related to nation-building.
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