1) Decolonisation 2) Group action
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1) Decolonisation
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Decolonization (or decolonisation) is the undoing of colonialism, where a nation establishes and maintains dependent territory (courial governments). The Oxford English Dictionary defines decolonization as `the withdrawal from its colonies of a colonial power; the acquisition of political or economic independence by such colonies.` It can be und.....
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(from the article `international relations`) Islmic and South Asian nationalism, first awakened in the era of the first World War, triumphed in the wake of the second, bringing on in the years ... ...and technology, economic growth, social welfare, race relations, image making—in which the Soviets or Americans could try to prove th...
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Gradual achievement of independence by former colonies of the European imperial powers, which began after World War I. The process of decolonization accelerated after World War II with 43 states...
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n] - the action of changing from colonial to independent status
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Decolonization refers to the active resistance against colonial powers from indigenous culture groups.
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The meaningful and active resistance to the forces of colonialism that perpetuate the subjugation and/or exploitation of minds, bodies, and lands. Decolonization may be defined as the active resistance against colonial powers, and a shifting of power towards political, economic, educational, cultural, psychic independence and power that originate f...
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active resistance to the ideologies of colonialism that perpetuate the suppression and/or exploitation of certain populations’ minds, bodies, and lands. Its ultimate purpose is to overturn the colonial structure and realize indigenous liberation. This change must first happen within ourselves by questioning the legitimacy of colonization.
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decolonisation noun the action of changing from colonial to independent status
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Gradual achievement of independence by former colonies of the European imperial powers, which began after World War I. The process of decolonization accelerated after World War II with 43 states achieving independence between 1956 and 1960, 51 between 1961 and 1980, and 23 from 1981. The movement affected every continent: India and Pakistan gai...
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