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Apartheid History

TermDefinition
Who colonized SA? Dutch and British
What language did the colonists speak? Afrikaans
What does Apartheid mean? apartness
Who started Apartheid? National Party
What is Apartheid? laws that impacted every aspect of non-white South Africans
What are different ethnic groups/hierarchy? 1. White 2. Asian 2. Coloured 3. Black/Bantu
Population Registration Act - government determined race - keep power with whites - divide into 4 groups, keep whites separate
Passbook Laws -black SA's over 16 had to carry them at all times
Promotion of Bantu Self Government Act - separate homelands became separate "countries"; each black person was a citizen of a homeland - infertile soil, crowded , unsanitary - 75% of population crammed into 13% of land - made it look like there was no black majority
Immortality Act - no relationships between races
Race Classification Act - 4 classes determined by government
Group Areas Act sold land cheap to white people
Bantustan - homelands -there were 10 - crowded, far away from the city, -separated by tribe - poor living conditions
Township -outside of the city - segregated - ghettos - non Europeans
Soweto Uprising - protests against education - they did not want half of the courses taught in Afrikaans
Sharpesville Massacre - PAC organized peacefully, 300 people - protesting Pass Laws - 500 police - fired on crowd, 69 dead, 180 wounded - showed the whole world how awful Apartheid was
Rivonia Trial - led by the MK - people were arrested for sabotage, guerilla warfare, revolution, and treason - people arrested were called terrorists - people spoke out against Apartheid during the trial - Mandela spoke for 4 hours - sentenced to life in prison
Areas of life impacted by Apartheid Housing Education Relationships Work Movement
Passbooks - they limited movement for Black S.A.'s and ensured cheap labor in the mines Included: Name Fingerprints Address place of work/name of employer could include behavior
African National Congress oldest political party created by Black South Africans
Defiance Campaign - nonviolent protests and boycotts - broke laws peacefully to flood the jails - over 9000 arrested - goal was to end Apartheid laws
Freedom Charter - proposed as an alternative to the Constitution - said SA belonged to all the people who live in it....regardless of race - created by Congress of the People - arrested 150 for high treason, no one was found guilty
Women Defense of Constitution League - white women - wore black sash symbolizing death of constitution - helped give people advice, served as witnesses, protests
1994 Election - all races could vote - Nelson Mandela won; 1st black president
Mining -coal, diamond, gold -harsh conditions -diseases - pneumonia, tuberculosis, silicosis, pulmonary fibrosis -14 hour days, low pay
Nelson Mandela - believed in nonviolent until Sharpeville massacre - Arrested for training people to sabotage, treason, terrorism, 27 years in jail - had negotiations with the president while in jail to end apartheid
How other countries showed their opposition Some boycotted South African goods Tariffs from other countries on South African goods Made protest songs Protested athletes from SA
Apartheid vs Jim Crow Laws (US) - Both systems separated blacks and whites - American said Jim Crow was “separate but equal” -South Africa made it clear that Apartheid was “separate but not equal” - Jim Crow were state laws and Apartheid was national
How Apartheid impacted Trevor -could not be seen with father - he was born a crime (parents were different races) -could not play outside at township in Soweto, kids thought he was white
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