The rise of anti-colonial nationalist movements

In the early 1900s, organized nationalist movements grew across colonized regions, building on decades of resistance to demand greater self-governance and, eventually, independence. Movements like the Indian National Congress, founded in 1885, gradually grew into mass movements over the following decades, laying the groundwork for the wave of decolonization that would follow World War II.

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