Question

In the 1950s, leaders of independence movements ______.

- saw the United States as a natural ally because of its revolutionary past.

- mistrusted the American commitment to people of color due to the persistence of racial segregation.

- grew suspicious of the U.S. tendency to side with European colonial powers.

- sought to cooperate with the United States because of its Cold War reputation as a leader of the free world.

Answer 1

- mistrusted the American commitment to people of color due to the persistence of racial segregation
- grew suspicious of the U.S. tendency to side with European colonial powers.