Ghana was the first country to gain independence from colonial rule in 1957.

Pan-Africanism, Negritude, and African nationalism were all movements that advocated for the independence of African colonies.

Algeria experienced a particularly violent and protracted decolonization process, which lasted from 1954 to 1962.

Neocolonialism is the policy that allowed European countries to maintain control over their former colonies after they gained independence.

France experienced a significant influx of immigrants from its former colonies after decolonization.

Indigenism is the movement that advocated for the rights of indigenous peoples in the developed world.

The United Kingdom experienced a significant decline in its economic growth rate after decolonization.

Foreign aid, development assistance, and technical assistance are all policies that allowed developed countries to provide financial and technical assistance to their former colonies.

The United States experienced a significant increase in its cultural diversity after decolonization.

Feminism, suffragism, and the equal rights movement are all movements that advocated for the rights of women in the developed world.

India experienced a significant increase in its population growth rate after decolonization.

Imperial preference, colonial preference, and preferential trade agreements are all policies that allowed developed countries to import raw materials from their former colonies at a low cost.

Brazil experienced a significant increase in its urbanization rate after decolonization.

The labor movement, trade union movement, and socialist movement are all movements that advocated for the rights of workers in the developed world.

South Korea experienced a significant increase in its educational attainment rate after decolonization.