In the First Years of Independence, Most African Countries Had

Multiple Choice

In the first years of independence, most African countries had leaders who

A) attempted to return their countries to a more familiar tribal government.
B) had collaborated with the colonial powers.
C) believed it was necessary to implement a dictatorship in the short term in order to have democracy later.
D) had been educated in Europe and believed that only they were capable of ruling effectively in the new states.
E) came from the minority tribes in their countries, and wanted to ensure that tribalism did not prevail again.