MENTION 2 STATE GHANA WENT THROUGH AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR 2.

Here are two states Ghana (then the Gold Coast) went through after the Second World War:

1. Intensified Colonial Rule with Growing Nationalist Agitation: After WWII, the Gold Coast remained a British colony, but there was a significant increase in demands for self-governance and independence from various nationalist movements and political parties. This period saw constitutional reforms like the Burns Constitution (1946) and the Coussey Constitution (1951), which introduced more African representation.
2. Internal Self-Government: Following the 1951 elections and further constitutional changes, the Gold Coast achieved a significant degree of internal self-government in the mid-1950s. This meant that Ghanaians, led by Kwame Nkrumah as Prime Minister, had control over most domestic affairs, while Britain still managed defense and foreign policy, leading up to full independence in 1957.