Decolonization moved rapidly after World War II for all of the following reasons EXCEPT

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European feelings of cultural and racial superiority did not contribute to the rapid decolonization movement. In fact, these beliefs were one of the reasons for the initial colonization and continued efforts to maintain control over colonized territories. The other options all played a role in the rapid decolonization movement, including nationalistic feelings, Europe's focus on rebuilding after the war, changing attitudes about the morality of colonialism, and pressure from the United States and the United Nations.

Decolonization Moved Rapidly After World War II for All of the Following