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The Decolonization of Africa, 1945–1994 · THE MAP IN

Map of Africa in November 1965

Rhodesia’s UDI · decolonization

Africa in November 1965: Rhodesia’s UDI. Since 1963–64, 2 territories changed status on this map: The Gambia and Zimbabwe (Rhodesia).

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Map of Africa in November 1965 (decolonization): Rhodesia’s UDI. Colours show Independent Africa, Independent before 1945, Portuguese, Belgian, Spanish & Italian-ruled.
NOV 1965 · THE DECOLONIZATION OF AFRICA, 1945–1994

What changes on the map

The GambiaBritish-ruled → Independent Africa
Zimbabwe (Rhodesia)British-ruled → Settler-minority rule

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