A key organization in many of the Africa independence movements was the....

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seraphim [82]3 years ago

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A key organization in many of the Africa independence movements was the International Rescue Committee (IRC)

<u>Explanation:</u>

For decades Africa was colonized and had an unstable political government and struggled due to violence. The International Rescue Committee was the one that supported the African countries when they were struggling for Independence.

IRC was the driving force at the back of Ghana Independence from Great Britain in March 1957, Algeria from France in 1962. IRC is an organization who took responsibility and aided the African people with assistance programs. Not only did IRC involve deeply in Africa’s independence but also helped the people get rooted in their home country.

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