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South Africa-Apartheid Miss Reed You Mad???
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What is an apartheid you ask? A policy or system of government of segregation on grounds of race.
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1910 South Africa gained partial independence from Great Britain in 1934, but power was only granted to the whites. This led to apartheid.
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Population Registration Act of 1950 This act put all South Africans into three racial categories: Bantu (black African), white, or Colored (of mixed race). A fourth category, Asian (Indians and Pakistanis), was added later.
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The whites in South Africa during apartheid were a minority group. There were way more whites than blacks, but later more than 80% of the land in South Africa was set aside for this minority.
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Is this fair???
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Group Areas Act Other races were forbidden to live, work, or own land in a different ethnic group's area. Bantus could not own land. Public facilities were segregated Race specific jobs were created Different races were not allowed to associate with each other
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The Pass Law According to this law, all non-whites had to carry a pass that proved their permission to be in white areas?
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They called this a dompas.
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Nelson Mandela South Africa's first black president. Nelson Mandela believed in democracy, equality, and learning for all South Africans, so he led the African National Congress, a black liberation group that opposed the South African government and the apartheid. These actions put him in prison, and almost thirty years later he was released and became a national celebrity.
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