South Africa Mineral wealth Apartheid Soweto. Describe the landscape surrounding Johannesburg.

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South Africa Mineral wealth Apartheid Soweto

Describe the landscape surrounding Johannesburg.

What do you think the climate is like here? What was the weather like on the day this photo was taken? What evidence do you see in the picture that supports your answer?

Describe the fences Why do you think each house has one?

What do you notice about the windows of the Qampie family’s house?

What is the “street life” like at this time of day? Do people seem afraid to be outside? What does this tell you about nighttime versus daytime in Soweto?

Do you think the Qampie family is poor, middle class, or wealthy by black South African standards? How can you tell?

Do you see any cars in this picture? Why do you think this might be the case?

What are these two towers in the distance? What do they tell you about the city of Johannesburg and its power supply?