November 1, 1918 November 30, 1967 Yahya IQahtan Mohammed al-Shaabi World War IAden Emergency  Sultanate of Egypt February 28, 1922 Fuad I Egyptian revolution of 1919 Mandatory Iraq October 3, 1932 Faisal I of Iraq - Greater Lebanon May 14, 1948 June 10, 1967; November 15, 1988;independence pending due to territorial dispute with Israel N/A;Yasser Arafat;Mahmoud Abbas Six-Day War;Egypt–Israel Peace Treaty;Jordanian disengagement from the West Bank;Israeli–Palestinian conflict Timeline Independent states Afghanistan – declared independence in 1919 of the United Kingdom with the Anglo-Afghan treaty. Emirate of Afghanistan (1879–1919) (British protected state ) China – independent, but within European cultures of influence which were largely limited to the colonised ports except for Manchuria. Concessions in China Shanghai International Settlement (1863–1941) Shanghai French Concession (1849–1943) Concessions in Tianjin (1860–1947) Bhutan – in British sphere of influence Iran – in Russian sphere of influence in the north and British in the south Japan – a Great power that had its own colonial empire (including Korea and Taiwan) Mongolia – in Russian sphere of influence and later Soviet controlled Nepal – in British sphere of influence Thailand – the only independent state in Southeast Asia, but bordered by a British sphere of influence in the north and south and French influence in the northeast and east Turkey – successor to the Ottoman Empire in 1923; the Ottoman Empire itself could be considered a colonial empire
November 1, 1918 November 30, 1967 Yahya IQahtan Mohammed al-Shaabi World War IAden Emergency August 19, 1919 Amanullah Khan Third Anglo-Afghan War Sultanate of Egypt February 28, 1922 Fuad I Egyptian revolution of 1919 Mandatory Iraq October 3, 1932 Faisal I of Iraq - Greater Lebanon May 14, 1948 June 10, 1967; November 15, 1988;independence pending due to territorial dispute with Israel N/A;Yasser Arafat;Mahmoud Abbas Six-Day War;Egypt–Israel Peace Treaty;Jordanian disengagement from the West Bank;Israeli–Palestinian conflict Timeline Independent states Afghanistan – founded by the Anglo-Afghan Treaty of 1919 of the United Kingdom and declared independence in 1919 Emirate of Afghanistan (1879–1919) (British protectorate ) China – independent, but within European cultures of influence which were largely limited to the colonised ports except for Manchuria. Concessions in China Shanghai International Settlement (1863–1941) Shanghai French Concession (1849–1943) Concessions in Tianjin (1860–1947) Bhutan – in British sphere of influence Iran – in Russian sphere of influence in the north and British in the south Japan – a Great power that had its own colonial empire (including Korea and Taiwan) Mongolia – in Russian sphere of influence and later Soviet controlled Nepal – in British sphere of influence Thailand – the only independent state in Southeast Asia, but bordered by a British sphere of influence in the north and south and French influence in the northeast and east Turkey – successor to the Ottoman Empire in 1923; the Ottoman Empire itself could be considered a colonial empire
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August 19, 1919 Amanullah Khan Third Anglo-Afghan War
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declared independence in
founded by the Anglo-Afghan Treaty of
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with the Anglo-Afghan treaty.
and declared independence in 1919
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protected state
protectorate