Imperial Resistance

Definition

Imperial resistance refers to the acts of opposition and rebellion against colonial powers by people in Africa and Asia during the era of European imperialism. It encompasses various forms of resistance, such as armed uprisings, protests, and political movements.

Related terms

Nationalism: The strong sense of pride and loyalty towards one's own nation, often serving as a driving force behind imperial resistance.

Pan-Africanism/Pan-Asianism: Movements advocating for unity among African or Asian nations in order to combat imperialism collectively.

Anti-Colonial Movements: Political movements that aimed to challenge and overthrow colonial rule in Africa and Asia.