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When did the first white euoropeans arrive in present day South Africa? 1652
What were the decendents of the dutch settlers called? Boers
What was the result of the war between the British and the Afrikaaners for control of South Africa? The decendents of the dutch
Who created the system of aparteid ? The National Party
What are some of the effects apartheid had on black South Africans? It forced thousands of blacks to be poor, move to rural areas, and mainly alot that the whites could do, but they couldn't
What happened when citizens led peaceful protests against apartheid? they were either banned, or even get hurt or killed by deadly police force.
Who led the government in passing laws that ended the apartheid system nelson mandela
in what ways has south africa remained a divided society blacks and whites usually lived in different neighborhoods or the whites still control big businesses
how did mandela's government help ease tensions? mandola's government help ease tension because that showed that their government and any government can be regardless of race.
apartheid the legal system of south africa in which the rights of non-whites were greatly restricted
discriminate to treat people differently and often unfairly based on race, religion or sex
nelson mandela black leader of the african national congress and south africa's first president after a partheid ended.
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