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Why did European nations lose their colonial empires after World War 2?
European nations lost their colonial empires after World War 2 due to various factors. The war weakened European powers economically and militarily, making it difficult for them to maintain control over distant colonies. Additionally, the rise of nationalist movements in colonized territories put pressure on European governments to grant independence. The emerging global consensus on self-determination and decolonization also played a significant role in the dismantling of colonial empires.
Which European cities were damaged in World War 2?
Many cities in Germany, Britain and the USSR suffered aerial bombardment, some of the worst examples are Coventry which had to be almost completely rebuilt as well as Dresden in Germany and London. Many other European cities suffered from street fighting and artillery attack.
After World War 2 what tensions existed within society?
The tensions that existed at home was that, Many people who fought at two world wars or had taken care of the front were women (african americans, Hispanic americans, and native Americans.) worked. that's what it says in my book The World and it's People.
How many Egyptian soldiers died fighting in World War 2?
300 Egyptians were killed in world war 2
The Dutch were able to establish exclusive trade ties with many non-European nations because?
they did not try to convert or change the culture of the native peoples in their colonies.
