How were the independence movements of Kenya and Algeria similar and different?(1 point)
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Kenya and Algeria both utilized violent uprisings and resistance during their independence movement. Both uprisings were suppressed and they continued to call for independence through nonviolent means.
Kenya and Algeria both utilized violent uprisings and resistance during their independence movement. Both uprisings were suppressed and they continued to call for independence through nonviolent means.
Kenya and Algeria both utilized violent uprisings and resistance during their independence movement, forcing European colonizers to grant them independence through a transition of power.
Kenya and Algeria both utilized violent uprisings and resistance during their independence movement, forcing European colonizers to grant them independence through a transition of power.
Kenya and Algeria both utilized violent uprisings and resistance during their independence movement, but Kenya’s uprising was fully suppressed while Algeria’s eventually forced France to agree to a referendum.
Kenya and Algeria both utilized violent uprisings and resistance during their independence movement, but Kenya’s uprising was fully suppressed while Algeria’s eventually forced France to agree to a referendum.
Kenya and Algeria both utilized violent uprisings and resistance during their independence movement, but Algeria’s uprising was fully suppressed while Kenya’s eventually forced England to agree to a referendum.
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The independence movements of Kenya and Algeria were similar in that both utilized violent uprisings and resistance against their European colonizers. However, they were also different in their outcomes. Kenya's uprising was fully suppressed by England, while Algeria's resistance eventually forced France to agree to a referendum on independence.