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How Independence was Gained

1. Ghana
- Tactics used by Nkrumah:
- Organized nonviolent strikes and boycotts against the British.
- African Self-rule
- Nkrumah's reforms:
- Created new roads, new schools, and new health facilities.
- Problems Facing New Nation:
- The new reforms were expensive and crippled the economy. This opened the door to opposition and allowed the army and police to seize power.

2. Kenya
- Tactics used by Mau Mau:
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- Kenyatta's reforms:
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- Problems:
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3. Zaire
- How independence was gained:
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- Mobutu's rule:
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- Problems:
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4. Algeria
- How independence was gained:
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- Ben Bella's program:
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- Problems:
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5. Angola
- How independence was gained:
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- Causes of civil war:
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- Other problems:
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Final answer:

Kwame Nkrumah led Ghana to independence using nonviolent tactics and implemented infrastructure reforms, but economic struggles post-independence led to political instability.


Explanation:

Kwame Nkrumah, the first prime minister and president of Ghana, employed organized nonviolent strikes and boycotts against the British in the fight for independence. Nkrumah's reforms included infrastructure developments like new roads, schools, and health facilities to benefit Ghana. However, economic challenges post-independence led to opposition, allowing the military and police to seize power.


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