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South Africa

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ANC The African National Congress, established in 1912 in Bloemfontein to increase the rights of the black south African population.
Homeland Territory set aside for black inhabitants of south Africa and southwest africa (now Namibia), as part of the policy of apartheid.
Dr.Daniel Mulan The prime minister in 1948 that introduced apartheid.
Colured People who are classified as a mixed race.
PAC The pan africanist congress,a south African liberation movement, now a minor poltical party. Founded in 1959.
Afikaner White south Africans who were originally from Holland
National Party The party that introduced Apartheid after 1948
Apartheid A system of separating different racial groups.
Nelson Mendela One of the leaders of the ANC and presidents of south Africa from 1994 1919
Sharpeville A peaceful demonstration which ended in the death of 67 black Africans shot by the police.
Who colonized the south African people English and dutch. 17th century
Which discovery sparked a war between Dutch settlers(Boers/Afrikaners) and the invading English The Discovery of Diomends
What was the initial aim(goal) of apartheid It was to maintain while dominant while extending racial segregation.
Describe Two race laws that were enacted after the apartheid was institutionalized. Prohibited rights for black whites and blacks couldn't get married.
When were states emergency's used When people were protesting against or supporting the repeal of law
Up until 1989(nearing the end of apartheid), what happened to those who protested the apartheid system. The penalties included fines, imprisonment and whippings.
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