Main Body
The routes to decolonization:
stands in dark contrast at African nations were mostly colonised even after the second world war, and independence came in the 20th century endorse.
The apartheid was by white population still determines living situations: eg high inequality in South Africa.
There is a rise of fundamentalisms and uneasy claws which are for peace in these countries eg. Botswana.
Unity failure of democratic system, conflicts are common eg: the civil war in South Sudan.
The quickest antwort in terms of resources in neo experiencing another wave of neo-colonialism by the developed nations in terms of climate colonialism) and resource extraction for renewable energy.
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Conclusion
Mentions neo-colonialism as emerging challenge for African nations in context of climate change and renewable energy extraction.
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This is a continuation from previous page
- Mentions late colonization extending to 20th century
- References apartheid's persistence
- Discusses post-independence challenges
- Names specific countries (South Africa, Botswana, South Sudan)
- Introduces concept of neo-colonialism
- Connects decolonization to contemporary resource extraction
- Mentions climate change dimension
Topper
ABHIJIT ASOK
AIR 2342025
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
History of the World - Colonization and Decolonization
African Decolonization
Routes to decolonization and post-colonial challenges
Writing Stats
127
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1
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4
Bullets
formal, analytical
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