Apartheid

What countries colonized South Africa and later on implemented Apartheid?

• Netherland and Britain

• France and Britain

• Spain and France

• Germany and Portugal

• America and Germany

What was Apartheid?

• The white people in South Africa

• The policy of sharing equality for all in South Africa

• Constitutional monarchy

• Western-style democracy

• The policy of segregation of races

When was Apartheid implemented in South Africa?

• At the end of the 20 C.

• From 1847 to 1988

• From 1948 to 1994

• From the 1990s to the 2000s

• From the 2000s to 2021

What country did South Africa gain its independence from?

• Spain

• Great Britain

• Germany

• France

• Portugal

Under the rule of apartheid, which of the following could a black person do?

• Work as a laborer

• Go to college South Africa main universities

• Marry a white person

• Go to the “white beaches”

• Protest against the government

What was a Homeland?

• A dedicated building for white voters in South Africa

• Schools for black South Africans

• Urban ghettos coloreds were forced to live on

• An urban area of predominantly white South Africans

• A rural area blacks were forced to live on

What did F.W. de Klerk do for South Africa?

• He started Apartheid.

• He supported the implementation of Apartheid

• He fought for South Africa's independence.

• He put Nelson Mandella in jail.

• He helped to end Apartheid.

Who was the first black president of South Africa?

• Hendrik Verwoerd

• F.W. de Klerk

• Steve Biko

• Nelson Mandela

• Helen Suzman

What was the purpose of the African National Congress (ANC)?

• To draw more Europeans to the country to oppress black people

• To unite South Africans to fight for equality for black South Africans

• To reverse the discrimination policies to the blacks

• To promote segregation between the races

• To force Europeans out of their homelands

Why did the National Party pass apartheid laws in 1948?

• To gain independence from the British

• To boost the sale of gold and diamonds

• To cooperate with the blacks to govern South Africa

• To imprison Nelson Mandela

• To maintain white control of the country