Africa in de-colonization.

Africa- north and west Africa- the countries in north and west Africa are Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. Most of the people in these countries were Arab and Berber. For many years these countries were a colony of French. Morocco and Tunisia became independence in 1956. The majority of the population in Algeria wants independence from France. They organized a liberation movement called the F.L.N. From 1954 to 1962 many war broke out in Algeria struggle for …showed first 75 words of 543 total…

…showed last 75 words of 543 total…Portuguese, and got help from Cuba. In 1974 there was a revolution in Portugal that gave Angola and Mozambique independence. Rhodesia/Zimbabwe- In 1964 northern Rhodesia became independent with a new name called Zimbabwe. Southern Rhodesia was a much more serious problem. Many white had settled there. The British refuse to give the country independence. So in 1965 the government of Rhodesia made a "unilateral Declaration of Independence" Which means that they declare Rhodesia as independent whether the