Definition of decolonization and causes

In this new video from Unprofesor we will explain the definition of decolonization and causes.The decolonization it is the process of nullifying a colonial situation. That is, it is the political process by which a colony frees itself from its metropolis. Often this involves the use of force, of violence. The term decolonization arose after World War II as a result of the independence of many countries in Africa and Asia.

But in reality the decolonization began already in the 18th century in America with the independence of the United States from England and then It continues with the entire turbulent period of the 18th century in South America with the independence of all the Spanish colonies from that epoch. Understanding then what is the decolonialismLet's see what the Causes of that decolonizing impetus. To know the subject in more depth, do not miss the complete video about what analog organs are and practice with the exercises that we leave you below.

Decolonization (American English) or decolonization (British English) is the bane of colonialism, and the latter is the process by which a nation establishes and maintains its dominance over one or more territories. The concept applies particularly to the dismantling, during the second half of the 20th century, of colonial empires established before World War I throughout the world. Scholars focus especially on movements in the colonies that demand independence, such as Creole nationalism.