Question

During the Second World War, the independence movements in Africa were more intensified because ______

Options

• the colonies in Africa threw away the dominance of alien European powers. 

• African leaders were trained in Western education system.

• the British and the French began to give some rights to the people in their colonies.

• European countries were involved in the Second World War.

Answer 1

During the Second World War, the independence movements in Africa were more intensified because the British and the French began to give some rights to the people in their colonies.

Explanation:

During the Second World War, European powers needed to get cooperation from their colonies. Because of this need, British and French rulers started giving some political rights to the African colonies under their control. Also, during this war, political awareness grew among the African people, and they firmly demanded their rights, which made the freedom struggle broader and more intense.