Economic and social disruption → resentment and new elites → national consciousness
1. How did colonization contribute to the growth of national consciousness?
2. A colonized society experiences economic disruption, growing resentment toward settlers, and the rise of new elites. What broader development could these changes encourage?
3. What political role did trade unions such as the CGT, UGTAN, and FO take on in colonial contexts?
What effects did colonization have on economies and traditional societies?
It disrupted them.
What attitude toward settlers did colonization generate?
Resentment.
How did colonization encourage national consciousness?
It produced new elites.
What political goal did the CGT, UGTAN, and FO pursue beyond workplace demands?
Ending colonial rule.
What role did new political parties play in relation to trade unions?
They supported the unions.
Which groups of leaders helped drive nationalism?
Labor, local bourgeois, and Western-educated elite leaders.
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