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Mateo Mays

26 March, 20:05

European decolonization was a consequence of the end of World War ll, but why

-Colonizing countries created other alliances for resources.

-The war had destroyed all resources within the colonies.

-The colonies ordered the Europeans out of their countries.

-The countries of the colonists were in need of rebuilding; all finances and manpower were needed back home.

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