Sports Boycott - Albie Sachs

What was the impact of the international sports boycott of South Africa?

• It had no impact on the country.

• It reached into active public life and excluded South African teams from international tournaments.

• It led to the inclusion of South African teams in the Olympics.

• It increased the popularity of sports in South Africa.

What were the two most important areas affected by the sports boycott?

• Soccer and swimming

• Table tennis and swimming

• Cricket and rugby

• Soccer and table tennis

What were the 'rebel tours' in South Africa?

• Friendly matches between South Africa and other countries

• Official cricket matches held between 1982 and 1990

• Unofficial cricket matches held between 1982 and 1990

• International sports tournaments

What was the counter argument against keeping politics out of sports?

• Sports should be used to promote political agendas.

• It's racist South Africa's introducing politics by reserving place in its national teams for white people only.

• Politics has no place in sports.

• Sports should be free from any political influence.

What was the impact of the sports boycott on consciousness?

• It had no impact on consciousness.

• It was not an important area for consciousness.

• It 'conscientized' millions of people.

• It only impacted a small group of individuals.

What was the significance of the international sports boycott of South Africa?

• It had no impact on the country.

• It brought attention to the apartheid regime and excluded South African teams from international competitions.

• It resulted in South Africa hosting more international sporting events.

• It led to the integration of South African teams in global sports leagues.