After 1954, European powers began granting independence to their colonies due to a combination of factors, including the rise of nationalist movements, economic pressures, and changing global attitudes towards colonialism. The aftermath of World War II weakened European economies and made it difficult to maintain colonial control. Additionally, international bodies like the United Nations promoted self-determination, further encouraging decolonization. The combination of these elements prompted many European nations to rethink their colonial policies and grant independence to their territories.
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