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Task on Entry TOK Question: Why do we remember certain people and events more than others? Can this shape our own interpretations of the past?

What was apartheid? Learning Objective: Learning Outcomes: KEY TERMS: Communication Inquirer Learning Objective: KEY TERMS: Coalition Apartheid Afrikaners Africans Bantu Hinterland Pass books Homelands Townships To describe the key reasons apartheid became law in 1948. To understand the extent to which segregation existed before 1948. Learning Outcomes: Grade 4 You can describe what apartheid was and when it was introduced. You can describe some of the ways in which the history of South Africa led to Apartheid. You can use some of the new terms correctly. Grade 5 You can explain what the different apartheid policies were and you can explain why Apartheid was introduced and use precisely selected historical knowledge to support my points. Grade 6/7 You can also explain the extent to which segregation already existed within South Africa before 1948.

Write down three wonder questions Connect Activity – Quick Fire Challenge Watch the video on wsohistory.weebly.com and start to complete your notes page Consider what YOU want to find out about this topic. Write down three wonder questions

Activate Activity Activity: Create notes on the following three themes. You may use the worksheet provided. What was Apartheid in practice South Africa A brief History before 1948 The racial makeup of South Africa Textbook p120-124

Brief South African History What was apartheid? Brief South African History Words 1652 1795 1833 1838 1899 1902 1910 1948 Grand apartheid: Petty apartheid: Racial Groups 4 Principles

Activate Activity 2 You are a member of the History faculty at Cape Town University. The government has just introduced new funding for a new research project focusing on the origins of Apartheid in South Africa. You have been tasked with producing a one page academic briefing assessing to what extent segregation was introduced before the National Party victory.

You have thirty minutes to prepare you Academic report. Activate Activity 2 Each team will assess a different aspect of the origins of apartheid between 1910-1936. Team 1: Segregation in legislation (law-making) – p. 124-127 Team 2: Transient migration and urbanization p.128-130 Team 3: South Africa and political power - p.130-132 Please complete your report in a format that is shareable with other team members. You have thirty minutes to prepare you Academic report.

Demonstrate Each team will verbally present their findings to the History faculty. The focus of this meeting is to consider this question: ‘To what extent was segregation introduced before the National Party victory? Once the findings have been reported and shared, all faculty members will be expected to contribute to the debate on this question.

Answer at least one question from another student. Consolidate Have a look at the wonder questions on the forum at the bottom of the wsohistory page. Answer at least one question from another student.