The Algerian War for Independence events started to emerge during the 50’s in 1954. Since 1830, Algeria use to have been a colony of France, but right around near the end of World War Two, we all began desperately striving for and wanting independence. On the 8th of May on the year of 1945 France was celebrating their liberation from Germany. At the same time, Algeria began rallying for Independence from France. This brought the events to French soldiers firing on the rally and killing hundreds of native Algerians. French colonials began to suppress the rises in Algerian demonstrations. At the same time, Ahmed Ben Bella and other natives formed a new national party, known as the National Liberation Front, or National Liberation Front.
The National Liberation Front proceeded to use suicide bombings and other terrorist attacks in order to gain their solitary status of independence. This led to the full-scale rebellion in 1954. On November 1st, 1954, the National Liberation Front launched a counter-attack, or revolt against the …show more content…
After eight very long years of fighting, the French finally gave up and handed independence over to the Algerians. Afterwards, the Algerians became a client state of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Ahmed Ben Bella was elected president of Algeria, but is gotten rid of and deposed in a coup d'etat, or a sudden and violent surge of power from a government, after trying to change and overstep bounds on Socialist ideas.
Algerians gaining independence as a country helped them in great ways. One of those was that they didn’t have a choice in who would be leading the country, but just a king. As they became a free country, they adopted democracy, which gave the people a choice in who would be in power, the sole meaning of
The National Liberation Front proceeded to use suicide bombings and other terrorist attacks in order to gain their solitary status of independence. This led to the full-scale rebellion in 1954. On November 1st, 1954, the National Liberation Front launched a counter-attack, or revolt against the …show more content…
After eight very long years of fighting, the French finally gave up and handed independence over to the Algerians. Afterwards, the Algerians became a client state of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Ahmed Ben Bella was elected president of Algeria, but is gotten rid of and deposed in a coup d'etat, or a sudden and violent surge of power from a government, after trying to change and overstep bounds on Socialist ideas.
Algerians gaining independence as a country helped them in great ways. One of those was that they didn’t have a choice in who would be leading the country, but just a king. As they became a free country, they adopted democracy, which gave the people a choice in who would be in power, the sole meaning of