Unit 10 - Sub-Sahara Test Review

Which best describes the world’s reaction to the apartheid in South Africa?

• Supportive

• Unsupportive

• Encouraging

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

• 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 implemented many bans that were rooted in racial segregation and imprisoned the leader of a group who resisted racial segregation.

• F.W. de Klerk began the National Party, a prominent political party in South Africa.

When was Nelson Mandela elected as president of South Africa?

• 1920

• 1964

• 1994

What was the role of F.W. de Klerk in South African history?

• He was a major leader of the ANC.

• He began lifting racial segregation.

• He was the first black president of South Africa.

Apartheid was: A) a structured and complete racial segregation that lasted in South Africa from 1948-1991. B) a movement to end racial segregation. C) a policy to promote racial harmony.

• a structured and complete racial segregation that lasted in South Africa from 1948-1991.

• a movement to end racial segregation.

• a policy to promote racial harmony.

The Population Registration Act was: A) a law to promote racial equality. B) the assignment of a single race identity to all citizens. C) the president of South Africa who began lifting racial segregation.

• a law to promote racial equality.

• the assignment of a single race identity to all citizens.

• the president of South Africa who began lifting racial segregation.

Nelson Mandela was a major leader of the ANC who was imprisoned before becoming elected as president of South Africa. True or False?

• True

• False

F.W. de Klerk was the president of South Africa who began lifting racial segregation. True or False?

• True

• False

Apartheid was a policy to promote racial harmony. True or False?

• True

• False

F.W. de Klerk was associated with: A) the assignment of a single race identity to all citizens. B) a structured and complete racial segregation that lasted in South Africa from 1948-1991. C) the president of South Africa who began lifting racial segregation.

• the assignment of a single race identity to all citizens.

• a structured and complete racial segregation that lasted in South Africa from 1948-1991.

• the president of South Africa who began lifting racial segregation.