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∙ 11y agoDuring World War II, Japanese controlled much of Southeast Asia from European
nations. When the Japanese ruled the area, it showed them that Europeans were far from
invincible. When the war ended, the Japanese left Southeast Asia. Europeans then wanted
the land back. But many of the people of Southeast Asia did not want to live under the
Europeans any longer. Southeast Asia eventually won independence and new nations
were formed.
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Brian Scalabrine
Asia for the asians
Southeast Asia became important in the world for many reasons. The first of these reasons was the spice trades of the colonial times.
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The Portuguese were displaced from their colonies in Africa and Asia during the process of decolonization in the 20th century. Local independence movements, backed by international pressure and changing global political dynamics, contributed to the eventual decolonization of Portugal's territories.
South Asia and Southeast Asia.
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Please see the attached link regarding Southeast Asia during World War 2.
The decolonization process began after World War II, around the mid-20th century. Many countries in Asia and Africa gained independence from their colonial rulers during this period.
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