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Imperialism Motives South African History ApartheidWild Card

Imperialism occurred during this time period

When is Challenge: Why did Imperialism end in 1914?

Which continent imperialized other parts of the world?

What is the continent of Europe Challenge: Which country in Europe had the most land in Africa?

Name the two main continents being imperialized?

What are the continents of Africa and Asia? Challenge: Name one country in Africa that was never imperialized.

During the Scramble for Africa game we simulated the meeting of 14 leaders from Europe. What this meeting called in real history?

What is the Berlin Conference? Challenge: When did the Berlin Conference take place?

Who was not present at the Berlin Conference?

Who is any African ruler?

What kind of work did native South Africans perform before European Conquest?

Hunters/Shepherds

These were the first people to arrive in South Africa

Who are the Dutch Challenge: What are the two name the Dutch also go by?

This war was fought between the Dutch and the British

What is the Boer war? Challenge: Who won?

This party legalized Apartheid in 1948

Who is the Afrikaner National Party?

The legal segregation of race in South Africa is the definition for this term.

What is Apartheid? Challenge: Explain in your own words what segregation is and give me a modern day example?

This motive was based on the idea that white were superior to Africans

What is Ideological

This motive was the result of Europeans needing more resources after the Industrial Revolution

What is Economic Challenge: Name two resources that Europeans wanted in africa

For the Religion motive, Europeans wanted to spread this religion.

What is Christianity? Challenge: what holy book do Christians use?

This group is 75% of the population in SA

Who are Africans Challenge: What percentage is white?

These places in SA were rural labor reserves for Africans and was segregated by tribe.

What are Homelands

The Boers who wanted to escape British rule made this long journey

What is the Great Trek? Challenge: What is another word for Boers?

These laws restricted where Africans could travel, where they could live, and what jobs they could have.

What are Pass Laws Challenge: What was each African supposed to carry with them at all times?

This was the year Apartheid legally ended with democratic elections

1994

This organization was lead by Nelson Mandela

What is the ANC (African National Congress) Challenge: Why did Nelson Mandela go to jail?

This man becomes president of SA and released Nelson Mandela from jail

Who is FW de Klerk?

This is the year the first all race elections in SA

When is 1994