African independence movements in former French colonies differ from those in former British colonies in that the former French colonies' movements were mostly peaceful. So, option (A) is the correct answer.
<h3>What was the decolonization of Africa by the French?</h3>
Formal colonial rule in French West Africa (FWA) lasted only a few years. Over a nine-year period from 1895 to 1904, the Government-General constructed the basis for the civilian government in the province.
By 1960, all of FWA's colonial territories had achieved independence.
As a result, option A is correct: the majority of former French colonies' moves were peaceful.
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There are two main types of voting systems that can lead to different party systems. These are “first past the post” or “winner take all” systems on the one hand and proportional representation systems on the other. Each of these will tend to lead to a different type of party system.
Their type of constitution is democratic
In the United States presidential election of 1800 (sometimes referred to as the "Revolution of 1800"), rivals Vice President Thomas Jefferson and Incumbent President John Adams both vied for the presidential seat.
With Jefferson being a Democratic-Republican, and Adams being a Federalist, the campaign for the election was bitter as there were both slander and personal attacks on both parties. Jefferson emerged as the victor, grabbing 61.4% of the popular votes, while Adams only got 38.6%.
