Ugandan independence movement

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The Ugandan independence movement was the mid-20th-century nationalist struggle that sought to end British colonial rule in Uganda and establish a self-governing nation.

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Label Occurrences
Independence of Uganda 1
Ugandan independence movement canonical 1

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Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf nationalist movement
countryInvolved Uganda
culminatedIn Uganda Independence Day
endTime 1962
goal achieve national independence for Uganda
achieve self-government for Uganda
end British colonial rule in Uganda
ideology African nationalism
self-determination
independenceDate 1962-10-09
influenced post-independence politics of Uganda
inspiredBy other African independence movements
involvedGroup Baganda political elites
Ugandan students and intellectuals
Ugandan trade unionists
religious leaders in Uganda
keyFigure Benedicto Kiwanuka
Ignatius Musaazi
Kabaka Mutesa II
linked to: Frederick Mutesa II

Milton Obote
keyOrganization Democratic Party (Uganda)
Uganda National Congress
Uganda People’s Congress
legacy creation of the independent state of Uganda
establishment of Ugandan national identity
location Uganda
opposedBy British colonial administration in Uganda
opposedRuleOf British Empire
United Kingdom
politicalContext decolonization of Africa
end of British colonial rule in East Africa
relatedEvent Lancaster House constitutional conferences
formation of the Uganda Protectorate Legislative Council reforms
result Independence of Uganda
significantPhase 1950s
early 1960s
startTime 1940s
timePeriod mid-20th century
usedMethod constitutional negotiations
party politics
political mobilization
trade union activism

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Milton Obote movement Ugandan independence movement
Ugandan independence movement result Independence of Uganda
linked to: Ugandan independence movement