After 1945, a pattern emerged in Arab nationalist movements where they sought to challenge Western imperialism and establish independent Arab states. Many of these movements were inspired by the idea of pan-Arabism, which aimed to unite all Arab countries into one unified nation. Additionally, these movements often focused on promoting Arab culture, language, and identity as a means of resisting colonial influences. Overall, the pattern that emerged in Arab nationalist movements after 1945 was one of a collective desire for sovereignty and self-determination in the face of external domination.
