What problems were germane to the decolonization process of malay peninsula?
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(Define) In the aftermath of Second World War, the imperial nations began transferring power to the indigenous people in their respective colonies. This process is termed as “Decolonization”. [Grammar Rule: Capitalize the names of holidays, historical events, and periods.]
Politically, the peninsula comprises the far southeastern Myanmar (Burma), the southwestern Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore.
(Origin) While Thailand was never formally placed under colonial rule, the British Malaya (i.e. Malaysia and Singapore) achieved self-rule in the late 1950s#. However, the process of building the nation-state of Malaysia &Singapore continued till mid-60 & 80s,
Politically, the peninsula comprises the far southeastern Myanmar (Burma), the southwestern Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore.
(Origin) While Thailand was never formally placed under colonial rule, the British Malaya (i.e. Malaysia and Singapore) achieved self-rule in the late 1950s#. However, the process of building the nation-state of Malaysia &Singapore continued till mid-60 & 80s,
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Malaya Peninsula was controlled by the British government, but during the second world was Japan has taken the charge of entire South East Asia and they had implemented some changes in the polity of Malaya Peninsula.
The decolonization process of the Malaya Peninsula was influenced by the colonial rule, and the British authority was revealed their weakness under the pressure of Japanese occupation in Malaya.
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