In what ways might a country’s priorities change after a successful war for independence?

A nation that has just won a war of independence would change its priorities in the following ways:

A nation that wins a war of independence would have been ruled by the laws of the country that subjugated them. They would therefore try to come up with their own laws and constitution to govern themselves.

The country might also have been exploited by the nation they were ruled by so they would have to start rebuilding their economy to suit themselves. They would also have to rebuild as a result of devastation from war.

In conclusion, they would rebuild their economy and make laws.

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After a country wages a succesful war for independence, its priorities change, from focusing on obtaining independence, to rebuilding the country and the economy.

Depending on how much damage the war did to the newly independent country, these priorities may be easier or harder to carry out, but it is the main task of every newly independent nation government to build a successful economy and political climate for the nation to become stable and wealthier in the short and long term.

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