Explain the lack of consistent leadership in african countries following colonial powers leaving. what happened? select all correct responses.
native leaders in colonies were not allowed to hold leadership positions to learn. governance military leaders vying for power took over with multiple coups. leaders falling into corruption had adverse effects on the population. previously warring tribes were put within the same boundaries. assassinations removed leaders and placed the next until the pattern continued with another assassination.

The answer would be military leaders vying for power took it by coup.  They overthrow the government with the help of former colonial powers who still want to maintain their interests in the region.  This  has negatively affect many African countries they struggle with problems such as poverty, corruption and warring factions. Some have been assassinated and replaced with puppet governments. 

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