Which of the following statements correctly describes the effect of World War II on the politics of African colonies?(1 point) Responses European nations gave immediate and complete independence to their African colonies. European nations gave immediate and complete independence to their African colonies. African colonies embraced their connections to European nations and culture. African colonies embraced their connections to European nations and culture. War immediately broke out across Africa as African soldiers fought for independence. War immediately broke out across Africa as African soldiers fought for independence. The return of African soldiers after the war led to increased movements for self-determination and independent rule.
The return of African soldiers after the war led to increased movements for self-determination and independent rule.
How did South Africa and Rhodesia differ from other former African colonies after World War II?(1 point) Responses South Africa and Rhodesia used strict racial policies to give preferential treatment to White settlers over Indigenous Africans. South Africa and Rhodesia used strict racial policies to give preferential treatment to White settlers over Indigenous Africans. South Africa and Rhodesia were independent prior to World War II, while other colonies were not. South Africa and Rhodesia were independent prior to World War II, while other colonies were not. South Africa and Rhodesia remained European colonies, while other African colonies gained independence. South Africa and Rhodesia remained European colonies, while other African colonies gained independence. South Africa and Rhodesia were considered the most progressive and equal in their racial policies.
South Africa and Rhodesia used strict racial policies to give preferential treatment to White settlers over Indigenous Africans.
Which of the following statements best explains the role of settler colonialism in African independence movements?(1 point) Responses As movements for independence grew, European nations always intervened to protect the political and economic power of White minority governments. As movements for independence grew, European nations always intervened to protect the political and economic power of White minority governments. As movements for independence grew, settler populations resisted the loss of political and economic power, leading to violence and segregationist policies. As movements for independence grew, settler populations resisted the loss of political and economic power, leading to violence and segregationist policies. As movements for independence grew, White settler populations worked together with Africans to share power and economic success. As movements for independence grew, White settler populations worked together with Africans to share power and economic success. As movements for independence grew, settler populations often returned to their European homelands.
As movements for independence grew, settler populations resisted the loss of political and economic power, leading to violence and segregationist policies.
