Why did colonialism make it difficult for democracy to take hold in many nations in africa?

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Vlada [557]2 years ago

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Answer: The instability of the governments caused this

Explanation: Due to the instability of the government of colonial powers mainly caused by the end of the Second World War this caused major revolutions and radical change in these African nations. As the once famed British Empire and French Empire collapsed, countries in Africa sparked independence movements in radical ways, such as communism. As you know, communism oppresses the people, and there was a counter revolution, and vice versa. This has been a vicious cycle in African nations, which makes democracy pretty hard to thrive.

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