Assistant Professor in History Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol.

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Assistant Professor in History Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol. Subject-History Semester-VI Paper-Core-13 Unit – 4: Apartheid – Origin of the Concept, its impact on World Politics, America and South Africa. Shri Amrita Haldar Assistant Professor in History Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol.

Apartheid To understand the ward meaning of apartheid is to process of development of a particular cast or people. South Africa also a colonial state under the Britain. For that there are many ‘Black’ people are in that country, they are not to benefited the various project of government. The ‘white’ skin people get every opportunity by the government, the leader of the ‘Black’ people Dr. Malan against this and establish a movement against Britain.

Mahatma Gandhi started his non-violence movement against the apartheid in South Africa. India has to opposed the apartheid of South Africa in 1946. Nelson Mandela was greatest man abut the movement against apartheid in South Africa. 27 years he is in prison for that movement and the age of 71 he escape from prison.

Latin America or South America Latin America are not important to area that was also important in political system in international relation. There are 22 independent country in South America. Recent some incidents establish the South America in front of World. For example- movement of Cuba, war of Bolivia, In those country of South America dependent in nineteenth century. This political freedom did not get independent to South Amrica.

Because in the sector of finance the South America depend on United State of America and North America. The United State only country to brought the product of Latin America. The United State import the product from Latin America. In 1823 ‘Monroe Doctrine’ Establish.

United State Of America &Suth America From the 1823-1962 United State of America establish his political and financial over lordship over the Latin America. For that in 1961 American president Kennedy declared the ‘Alliance for Progress’ In 1969 president Nixon declared the ‘Action for Progress Programme’. In those doctrine America captured the world. After that in president Nixon establish the ‘Doctrine of Equal partnership’ & ‘Doctrine of Anti- Communism’.

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Proposed Question 1. Analyse the process of European integration in the period from 1947 to 1986 2. What do you understand by Cuban Missile Crisis ? 3. Discuss the origin of the ‘Korean Crisis’. How was U.S.A. involved in this crisis ?