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Why did the decolonization of Africa occur? European nations no longer wanted to fight with the people of the colonies. African colonies were prepared to govern themselves. Afri…

Why did the decolonization of Africa occur? European nations no longer wanted to fight with the people of the colonies. African colonies were prepared to govern themselves. Afri…
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Why did the decolonization of Africa occur?

European nations no longer wanted to fight with the people of the colonies.


African colonies were prepared to govern themselves.


African nationalism along with changing attitudes towards imperialism in the European countries.


African colonies peacefully negotiated the terms of their independence.

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European nations no longer wanted to fight with the people of the colonies

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