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Understanding the History of South Africa & Apartheid Submitted by Assignment Point www.assignmentpoint.com

South Africa Twice the size of Texas www.assignmentpoint.com

Apartheid = “Separateness” The separation of races www.assignmentpoint.com

Rural vs. Urban Group Acts of 1950 1.5 Million Africans were forced from urban areas to rural reservations www.assignmentpoint.com

Homelands “Reservations” or “Bantustans” Verwoerd established 9 African groups Each was to become a nation within its own homeland Africans had rights and freedoms Outside the homelands, treated as aliens Poor quality land with erosion Completely incapable of supporting large populations www.assignmentpoint.com

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Houses in Soweto, a black township. www.assignmentpoint.com

Apartheid No Rights for Non-whites No right to vote No ownership of land No right to move freely No right to free speech No right to protest the government www.assignmentpoint.com

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Apartheid separated the whites from the non-whites www.assignmentpoint.com

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The Pass Book Needed special permits to live outside of reservations, but not with family Lived in Townships (the city’s perimeter) Curfew regulations Passbook raids Failure to meet curfew or have passbook = subject to arrest www.assignmentpoint.com

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Resistance and Protests Apartheid is Challenged www.assignmentpoint.com

Nelson Mandela Nelson Mandela peacefully fought to end apartheid. He served 27 years in prison for such “treason.” Thousands of other South African non-whites were imprisoned and executed for their resistance against apartheid. www.assignmentpoint.com

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1994 Reservations abolished and territories reabsorbed into the nation of South Africa First multiracial election Nelson Mandela elected president of South Africa (1994 – 1999) www.assignmentpoint.com

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South Africa Today 1994 – The end of Apartheid Today’s president: Jacob Zuma Presidents serve 5 year term www.assignmentpoint.com

African National Congress http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9WB5nOnHIY www.assignmentpoint.com

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