How were political movements in Kenya both successful and damaging to the
country following World War II?
A. They succeeded in winning political reforms through nonviolence
but failed to completely end British colonial rule.
B. They succeeded in establishing an independent state but failed to
create a government free of corruption.
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C. They succeeded in overthrowing British colonial rule but failed to
create a functional government to replace it.
D. They succeeded in ending racial discrimination but failed to
protect the political rights of religious minorities.