
Quick Check Review
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ALLISON LYNSKEY
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Who were the Boers?
The Dutch Control the Cape Colony
In 1652, the Dutch (Boers), Europeans from the country called the Netherlands, established a trading post called the Cape Colony in Southern Africa. They settled in the region, started farming, building communities, and forcing some of the indigenous South Africans into slavery while importing slaves from other areas.
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Multiple Choice
Who were the Boers?
The Dutch - that originally inhabited South Africa
The British - that originally inhabited South Africa
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How did the war start?
The Discovery of Diamonds and Gold
In 1867, diamonds were discovered in an area of Southern Africa just inside the Orange Free State and in 1886 gold was discovered in the Transvaal. The diamonds and gold were located in the Boer lands. The discovery of these valuable natural resources caused two wars between the Boers and the British known as the Boer Wars (1880-1881; 1899-1902). In 1902, the Boers were defeated and the British took control of the former Boer lands as well as diamonds and gold in these areas.
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Multiple Choice
Why did the British want the Boers land?
They wanted to improve the area for the better
They wanted an alliance with the Boers
Valuables like gold and diamonds were there
They did not want the Boers land
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Multiple Choice
Who fought in the Boer Wars?
South Africans and The Boers (Dutch)
The Boers (Dutch) and British
Portugal and the Boers (Dutch)
France and Portugal
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Multiple Choice
Who won the Boer wars?
British
France
Boers
Portugal
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British Rule
After the Boer Wars, British and Afrikaner (white ethnic group w/ Dutch roots) ruled over South Africa with various racist policies. This included:
Segregation
Requirement that passes be worn by black Africans
Limits on black land ownership
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Apartheid
Eventually in 1948, Apartheid was officially established by the National Party. This put in place a range of social and legal policies to seperate people into racial groups.
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Multiple Choice
When does Apartheid begin?
Before the British rule South Africa
When the Dutch are in power
When Mandela is President
After the British rule South Africa
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Multiple Choice
What is Apartheid?
The equal treatment of people no matter race
The segregation of people based on race
The end of Dutch rule in South Africa
The war right after the Boer War
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Multiple Choice
What is the ANC - African National Congress?
The government of South Africa
A group formed that is for Apartheid in South Africa
A group formed to violently or non-violently protest Apartheid in Africa
The legal segregation of people based on race
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Multiple Choice
Who released Mandela from prison?
FW de Klerk
He got out when his sentence was up
The ANC
The United States
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following was the leader on the ANC, created the violent wing movement, and was the first black South African president?
FW de Klerk
The ANC
Nelson Mandela
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Multiple Choice
What was the goal of Nelson Mandela?
To end Apartheid
To forget about Apartheid and move on from it
To form violent protests
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The Scramble for Africa
In 1884, Europeans held the Berlin Conference to settle their disputes about colonial claims of Africa. No Africans were invited to attend.
Europeans at the conference divided Africa among themselves. By 1910, France, Germany, Belgium, Portugal, Italy, Spain, and Great Britain had established themselves as colonial powers in all parts of Africa.
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Multiple Choice
What was the name of the conference that divided Africa?
Boston Conferance
Judicial Conferance
Berlin Conferance
African Conferance
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Multiple Choice
Who was NOT invited to the Berlin Conferance?
Any African Representatives
France
Germany
Britian
Who were the Boers?
The Dutch Control the Cape Colony
In 1652, the Dutch (Boers), Europeans from the country called the Netherlands, established a trading post called the Cape Colony in Southern Africa. They settled in the region, started farming, building communities, and forcing some of the indigenous South Africans into slavery while importing slaves from other areas.
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