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The aftermath of decolonization affected Africa, Asia, as well as the Middle East very differently in terms of each of the countries' economic status. Within Africa, this country was mostly affected by decolonization in a negative way, in which many began to fall into poverty due to lack of natural resources due to Great Britain taking most of the valuable resources. Not only that but Africa drastically changed in terms of population density due to many of the citizens being unable to defend themselves against threats who can be considered far greater than the recent threats of Great Britain. Now, speaking of Asia along with the Middle East, both of these regions began to experience drastic economic changes; in which the economy began to grow generally and many lead independent organizations which later began to add up to the Second World War.
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This information is all I can recall from my previous history class. It's just a general gist, I can't recall all the details however. I hope this helps at least a little.