"Wars of Liberation" refer to conflicts where groups seek to gain independence from colonial or oppressive rule. These wars often arise when people feel their rights and freedoms are being denied, leading them to fight for self-determination. Examples include the American Revolutionary War and the Vietnam War. These conflicts can involve various strategies, including guerrilla warfare, protests, and international diplomacy. The outcomes often reshape national boundaries and influence global politics. Successful liberation movements can lead to the establishment of new nations, as seen in Africa and Latin America during the 20th century.