Apartheid in South Africa 1984: Desmond Tutu, conflict, Nelson Mandela taken to prison, protest in USA, Jesse Jackson sp

The video discusses the apartheid system in South Africa, highlighting Bishop Tutu's non-violent efforts to dismantle it. It covers the harsh realities faced by black South Africans, including forced relocations and violence. Nelson Mandela's imprisonment is noted as a significant event. The international community, particularly the US, responded with sanctions and protests. The video concludes with a call to end apartheid, drawing historical parallels to Nazi Germany.

What was Bishop Tutu's approach to dismantling apartheid in South Africa?

• He promoted international intervention.

• He encouraged economic sanctions.

• He supported non-violent change.

• He advocated for violent resistance.

What was one of the consequences faced by South African blacks under apartheid?

• They were provided with better education.

• They were allowed to vote.

• They were relocated to segregated townships.

• They were given equal rights.

Who was a notable political prisoner during the apartheid era?

• Nelson Mandela

• Oliver Tambo

• Steve Biko

• Desmond Tutu

How did the US government respond to the situation in South Africa?

• By offering financial aid to the apartheid government

• By ignoring the situation

• By tightening embargoes and sanctions

• By providing military support

What was the reaction within the United States to the apartheid regime?

• Protests grew more adamant against apartheid.

• There was widespread support for apartheid.

• The US government increased trade with South Africa.

• There was little to no reaction.