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Correct and Incorrect Statements on Decolonisation and Independence Movements

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4.8. Decolonisation and Independence MovementsOnline version Correct and Incorrect Statements on Decolonisation and Independence Movements by Plácido Romero Sanjuán 1 Mahatma Gandhi emerged as a key leader in India’s independence movement after World War I Yes No 2 Decolonisation was always peaceful everywhere Yes No 3 The Indian National Congress was founded in 1885 and soon had nationwide presence Yes No 4 The United Kingdom refused to grant any autonomy to its colonies Yes No 5 There was no international pressure to abandon the colonies Yes No 6 Colonial powers strengthened their empires after World War II Yes No 7 Gandhi promoted violence as the only path to independence Yes No 8 The Non-Aligned Movement represented newly independent states Yes No 9 Colonial powers faced international pressure to decolonise Yes No 10 The Muslim League was founded in Europe, not in India Yes No 11 Colonial soldiers fought in World War II in the name of freedom and democracy Yes No 12 Colonies willingly accepted foreign domination without resistance Yes No 13 After World War II, the colonial powers lacked the military and economic resources to maintain their empires Yes No 14 The independence movements were led only by peasants, not by the colonial elite Yes No 15 The Muslim League was founded in 1906 to represent Muslim interests in India Yes No 16 Nationalist and anti-colonial movements developed in many colonies Yes No 17 Colonised peoples became aware of political domination and economic exploitation Yes No 18 Portuguese colonies gained independence only through peaceful means Yes No 19 The Indian National Congress was founded after World War II Yes No 20 The United Nations supported decolonisation and self-determination Yes No

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4.8. Decolonisation and Independence Movements

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4.8. Decolonisation and Independence MovementsOnline version

by Plácido Romero Sanjuán

Mahatma Gandhi emerged as a key leader in India’s independence movement after World War I

Decolonisation was always peaceful everywhere

The Indian National Congress was founded in 1885 and soon had nationwide presence

The United Kingdom refused to grant any autonomy to its colonies

There was no international pressure to abandon the colonies

Colonial powers strengthened their empires after World War II

Gandhi promoted violence as the only path to independence

The Non-Aligned Movement represented newly independent states

Colonial powers faced international pressure to decolonise

The Muslim League was founded in Europe, not in India

Colonial soldiers fought in World War II in the name of freedom and democracy

Colonies willingly accepted foreign domination without resistance

After World War II, the colonial powers lacked the military and economic resources to maintain their empires

The independence movements were led only by peasants, not by the colonial elite

The Muslim League was founded in 1906 to represent Muslim interests in India

Nationalist and anti-colonial movements developed in many colonies

Colonised peoples became aware of political domination and economic exploitation

Portuguese colonies gained independence only through peaceful means

The Indian National Congress was founded after World War II

The United Nations supported decolonisation and self-determination