dekoloniseerimisliikumised
dekoloniseerimisliikumised, also known as decolonization movements, refer to the political and social processes by which colonies gained independence from their colonial rulers. These movements gained significant momentum in the mid-20th century, following World War II, as the global balance of power shifted and anti-colonial sentiment grew. Key factors driving these movements included rising nationalism within colonized territories, the influence of intellectual discourse on self-determination, and the weakening of imperial powers.
Various strategies were employed by decolonization movements, ranging from peaceful protests, civil disobedience, and diplomatic negotiations