Where did struggles for independence fence in Africa turn violent and why

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mel-nik [20]4 years ago

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Answer/Explanation:

In Africa countries like Kenya, Algeria, and Zimbabwe had large populations of white settlers and this made their struggles for independence was a very violent one.

In these countries, white minorities, either with the support of their colonial governments (e.g. Algeria) or through independent armies (e.g. “Rhodesia” in Zimbabwe), attempted to retain control of land and government. Not too long after independence, countries where resources were concentrated in small regions there were civil wars in places like Katanga (copper-rich province) in the Democratic Republic of Congo or Biafra (a region with Crude oil deposit) in Nigeria.

antoniya [11.8K]4 years ago

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Maybe South Africa ? Due to the apartheid Africans that we’re being segregated against wanted independence.

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