Black South Africans who worked in the cities were forced to live in the _________________, located just outside the cities.

Homelands were _____________ areas that were described as being barren, or lacking the resources needed to survive.

South Africa is viewed as being a _______________ society because of the many ethnic groups that have settled there.

On average, whites still take home higher incomes?

Black South Africans are still forced to live outside the cities.

Nelson Mandela was the first black president of South Africa.

F.W. de Klerk was the president who ended apartheid.

Boston, Massachusetts

New York City

Billerica, Massachusetts

Apartheid led to the _______________ of blacks and whites in South Africa for nearly 50 years.

Apartheid translates to mean ________________.

This pie chart shows that South Africa is a _________________ society.

These shaded areas were designated for which ethnic group?

How did the apartheid policy affect Asians and coloreds in South Africa?

Schools were segregated under apartheid policy.

Under apartheid, blacks were not taught __________________.

This graph shows what information?

How did other country help to end apartheid?

Based on this bar graph, which ethnic group still makes higher incomes?

What percentage of voter turnout was black during the 1991 election?

The city of Cape Town, South Africa

South Africa was colonized by the ____________ & ____________.

The township of Soweto

Apartheid laws are still in place in South Africa.

South Africa has started to build schools, health clinics, pave roads, and install streetlights to the townships better.

Mandela was imprisoned on which island until his release in 1991?

Afrikaners are people who speak Afrikaan, which is a mixed language of __________ & ___________.

South Africa's 1993 election was their first ___________ election.

F.W. de Klerk saw the need to end apartheid to establish ___________ throughout his country.

South Africa has three national capitals...

per capita

relating to the city -- more developed

relating to the countryside or town -- less developed

a society made up of many races

the way people or things are spread out over an area or space

crops that people grow to make money

animals that exist naturally in an area

describing an overcrowded, poor, dirty section outside of a city