South Africa/Apartheid

Which of the following statements about education in South Africa during Apartheid is true?

• Black and White South Africans received an equal education
• Black and White South Africans attended school together
• Black South Africans received a much better education
• White South Africans received a much better education

Which of the following were the main reason White South Africans received more privileges in South Africa during the Apartheid era?

• The White South Africans controlled most of the money
• The White South Africans were supportive of the Black South Africans
• There were more Black South African doctors than White South African doctors
• There were more Black South African lawyers than White South African lawyers

What holiday was created on June 16th in South Africa to pay respect to the student protest against Apartheid?

• Youth day
• Apartheid Day
• South African Independence Day
• International Peace Day

The White South African population was higher than the Black South African population during Apartheid.

• True
• False

The Black South Africans owned the majority of the land in South Africa during Apartheid.

• True
• False

In South Africa, schools were segregated during the apartheid era.

• True
• False

In South Africa, people who protested apartheid laws were often jailed or punished by the government.

• True
• False

Which European power seized control of South Africa in 1600s?

• France
• Spain
• United States
• Great Britain

Which of the following was part of the Apartheid era in South Africa?

• Prohibition of Mixed Marriages
• Population Registration Act
• Forcible relocation of millions of people to impoverished homes
• All of the answers are correct

Which describes F.W. de Klerk's role in ending the apartheid?

• F.W. de Klerk implemented many bans that were rooted in racial segregation and imprisoned the leader of a group who resisted racial segregation
• F.W. de Klerk lifted many bans that were rooted in racial segregation and freed the leader of a group who resisted racial segregation.
• F.W. de Klerk forcibly removed millions of people into impoverished homesteads
• F. W. de Klerk began the National Party, a prominent political party in South Africa