The constitutional reforms in West Africa after the Second World War were geared towards?

A. the assimilation of the people
B. the evaluation of colonialism
C. making the colonies independent states
D. making people support their economic interests

Correct Answer: Option C

C. making the colonies independent states

Explanation

The Second World War brought into focus the illegality of colonialism in Africa. It is true that most African nations became related after the war in the attempt to regain their lost sovereignty. The effect of the Second World War on Africa situation especially in the area of self-government and self-determination was very vital, it contributed more to a new
political climate, the rise of nationalism and the waging of independence campaigns in various colonies as well as the new domestic priorities in the post-war period for colonial rulers.

The war, however, saw the rise and demand for hurriedness in the process of administrative government. By the end of the Second World War, Africa has been well-equipped for the task of nation-building. A quite number of African leaders played vital roles in the struggle of political independence in the 1950s. Lots of African countries gained their independence later either through decolonization or liberation.