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Why did some african nations transition smoothly to independence while others experienced conflict? a. nations that were once western colonies generally had smooth transitions. b. nations in which different ethnic groups vied for power often experienced conflict. c. nations that kept the same government before and after independence had smooth transitions. d. nations that originally had communist governments experienced conflict after independence.
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