This engaging book condenses pivotal moments in post-colonial history into bite-sized chapters, each designed to be read in just seven minutes. From the struggles of decolonization and the rise of new nations to the complexities of economic neo-colonialism and the vibrant expressions of art and culture, it explores key themes such as feminism, memory, and identity. Readers will gain insights into significant events like the Bandung Conference, the Arab Spring, and the legacy of apartheid while understanding the impact of globalization, technology, and youth movements. Perfect for those seeking a quick yet comprehensive overview of how the past continues to shape our modern world, this work illuminates the ongoing challenges and opportunities faced by post-colonial societies.