Decolonisation

¿What were the internal factors of decolonisation?

• Population growth, eonomic development, antiwestern sentiment, and the ideas of freedom and democracy of the indigenous elites.

• Population growth, First and Second World Wars and the ideas of freedom and democracy of the new indigenous elites.

• Economic development, western sentiment, population growth and ideas of democracy.

When and where did the Bandug Conference take place?

• In Egypt in 1956

• In Indonesia in 1956

• In Indonesia in 1955

• In India in 1955

Which leaders of the Bandug Coference are in this photograph?

• Ali Jinnah (India), Nkrumah (Ghana), Ben Bella (Egypt), Sukarno (Indonesia), Tito (Yugoslavia)

• Nerhu (India), Nkrumah (Ghana), Nasser (Egypt), Sukarno (Indonesia), Tito (Yugoslavia)

• Ali Jinnah (India), Nkrumah (Ghana), Nasser (Egypt), Sukarno (Indonesia), Tito (Romania)

Which commitee was created in 1961 by the UN to support the decolonisation process?

• The Decolonisation Commitee

• The Commitee for peace

• The National assembly for peace

What is Panafricanism?

• It is a economic organisation to promote the economic development of the former European colonies.

• It is a worldwide movement that aims to encourage and strengthen bonds of solidarity between all indigenous peoples of Africa.

• It is a worldwide movement that promote the union of muslim peaples.

The first stage of the process of decolonisation.....

• It took place in Africa, after the Bandung Conference.

• Affected the territories of Middle East and Asia.

• It took place in the former territories of the Bristish Empire.

All these new countries were former colonies of the British Empire:

• Angola, India, Algeria, Ghana, South Africa, Mali, Senegal, Pakistan.

• India, Pakistan, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt, Sudan, Botwana.

• India, Pakistan, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt, Sudan, Botwana, Senegal, Namibia.

All these territories were French former colonies...

• Algeria, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Morocco, Sudan Madagascar, Senegal, Kenya and Mali.

• Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, South Sudan, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos.

• Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mali, Senegal, Chad, Mauritania, Ivory Coast, Vietnam, laos, Cambodia.

• Algeria, Morocco, Cambodia, Laos, Tunisia, Egypt, Mauritania, Ivory Coast and Gabon.

Who is?

• Ali Jinnah, muslim leader of the independence of India.

• Ben Bella, leader of the independe of Algeria.

• Tito, president of Yogoslavia.

Who is?

• He is Nkrumah, leader of the independence of Ghana.

• He is Mandela, South African politician that fought for the end of the racial segregation in South Africa.

• He is Nasser, president of Egypt and leader of the Non Alligned Movements.