What challenge faced countries emerging from decolonization after World War II?
A) The European political systems they sought to maintain as independent states had little in common with local traditions.
B) Almost inevitably the two superpowers interfered, hoping to gain support from the newly independent states.
C) The states lacked the qualified personnel needed to run a western-style state and economy.
D) Tribal animosities, corruption, and personal ambition often led to civil war.
E) all of the above

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All of the options listed were challenges faced by countries emerging from decolonization after World War II. The European political systems they sought to maintain as independent states had little connection with local traditions. Superpowers interfered in the hopes of gaining support from the newly independent states. These states lacked qualified personnel to run a western-style state and economy. Tribal animosities, corruption, and personal ambition often led to civil war. Therefore, all the options are accurate.

What Challenge Faced Countries Emerging from Decolonization After World War