Decolonization Moved Rapidly After World War II for All of the Following

Multiple Choice

Decolonization moved rapidly after World War II for all of the following reasons except

A) European feelings of cultural and racial superiority.
B) nationalistic feelings that began to grow in Africa and Asia.
C) Europe's preoccupation with rebuilding at home after World War II.
D) a change in European attitudes about the morality of colonialism.
E) the attitude of the United States and the new United Nations that colonization was wrong.