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comparing the patterns and results of decolonization of India and
Africa, there are many similarities and differences. The decolonization
movement gained strength after WWII in both India and Africa because of
the war's weakening of the colonizing European countries' economies, as
well as rising nationalism in India and Africa. Also, both Africa and
India suffered splits between populations within the same colony after
decolonization. This was because of ethnic and religious differences
among populations of the colonies. However, Africa and India were
different in their political structures after decolonization. This was
because of the desire of these African nations to protect and gain
valuable resources, as well as the desire of the Hindus of India to
gain political power and of the rulers of the nations of Africa to
remain in power.
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