A primary reason for the crumbling of Europe's overseas empires after World War II was nationalist movements in the colonies. These movements gained momentum during and after the war, as colonial subjects sought independence and self-determination.
What was a primary reason for the crumbling of Europe's overseas empires after World War II?
(1 point)
Responses
other nations' rising imperialism
other nations' rising imperialism
decreasing value of colonies
decreasing value of colonies
nationalist movements in the colonies
nationalist movements in the colonies
Europeans' desire for peace
1 answer