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True or false: colonial powers had enough resources to control colonies after WW2
false
Name one of the colonial powers which were involved in forceful decolonisation
Portugal / the Netherlands (Holland)
True or false: the United States and the Soviet Union were in favour of colonialism
False
What were the last two colonies to become independent?
Hong Kong and Macau
What was the name of the conference in 1955?
Bandung
What year was Palestine split into two states?
1947
What are the names of the countries that India was split into?
India and Pakistan
What kind of process did most British colonies go through: peaceful or forceful?
Peaceful
Which organisation created the Decolonization Committee in 1961?
The United Nations
Who was the leader of the Vietnamese Independence movement?
Ho Chi Minh
Why was there political instability after decolonisation?
Artificial borders, cultural/religious disputes
Which country became independent in 1947?
India
In which century did decolonisation occur?
20th Century
When did India become independent from Britain?
1947
What is decolonisation?
process of former colonies achieving complete independence
What is the process of former colonies achieving complete independence called?
Decolonisation
What does Mahatma Ghandi's name mean: Great soul or Peaceful soul?
Great soul
Who were the two new Superpowers?
The USA and Russia
Did Ghandi believe in Violent or Non-violent protesting?
Non-violent
Who was the leader of the Vietnamese nationalist movement?
Ho Chi Minh
Where was Ghandi shot?
Delhi
Who was the leader of the Indian independence movement?
Mahatma Ghandi
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