WorksheetsApartheid in South Africa
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 19mins
Which political party came to power in South Africa in 1948?
African National Congress
National Party
Pan-African
African Union
The meaning of apartheid is
Being separated by race
Separate but equal
Equality for all
Racism
Which of the following was NOT one of the four race based groups under the system of Apartheid?
Coloreds
White
Indians
Europeans
Even with the end of apartheid, what was a major problem that remained?
laws that treated whites better than blacks
blacks and whites are still not equal
an unfair tax system
blacks being forced to live in townships
Which of these would be a benefit of being a white South African during apartheid?
being able to vote
not being able to go to certain places
living in a township
poor healthcare
What are the dates of Apartheid ?
During World War 2
From 1948 to 1994
From 1847 to 1988
1994 to 2018
Where was the prison located where Mandela spent more than twenty years?
In Pretoria
On Robben Island
In Cape Town
In Durban
What was the name of Nelson Mandela's political party?
Democratic Alliance
African National Congress
Economic Freedom Fighters
Congress of the people
Which of the following was NOT an effect of apartheid laws?
separate areas for different races
black South Africans and white South Africans worked together
black South Africans being forced to carry pass books
use of separate services and buildings
Under the rule of apartheid, which of the following could a black person do?
Work on the farm
Marry a white person
Go to college
Protest against the government
In what year was Apartheid introduced in South Africa?
1650
1918
1948
1990
In what year was apartheid formally abolished?
1960
1970
1984
1994
What does ANC stand for?
African Nationalism Congress
African National Congress
African National Community
Afrikaans National Congress
The political party that introduced Apartheid was:
African Party
Dutch Nationalism Party
National Party
National Independence Party
The international community responded to apartheid with...
Support for the National Party
Trade sanctions
Australia joining the ANC
Passive resistance
How many years was Nelson Mandela imprisoned for?
15 years
19 years
23 years
27 years
Systematic segregation means that apartheid was implemented through law.
True
False
Slums were the lower income part of the towns. They had no access to __ and ___.
food and friends
water and electricity
jobs and money
homes and jobs
Which European empire controlled South Africa after the Boer War?
Dutch
Portuguese
British
Spanish
What law was passed in 1685 in South Africa that was the first policy of white superiority?
whites and Africans were not allowed to marry
whites and Africans were not allowed to start businesses together
whites were not allowed to hire African workers
whites and Africans were not allowed to vote
What did Great Britain establish in South Africa in 1910?
Treaty of South Africa
South African Trade Agreement
Apartheid Act
Union of South Africa
What is the term for restrictive segregationist laws?
partition
apartheid
colonization
cultural diversity
What party came to power in South Africa in 1948 that voted to implement a series of segregationist laws?
Union of South Africa
National Party
Liberal Party
European Union
What restrictions did black South Africans face under apartheid?
where they could live
where they could work
where they could travel
where they could sit, eat, use the restroom
Which statement best describes black South Africans' involvement in government under apartheid?
black South Africans could vote
black South Africans could not vote
What did South African government officials create in 1951 that set up 'homelands' for black South Africans?
Bantu Authorities Act
Zulu Authorities Act
South African Homeland Agreement
In the 1950s, how much land did whites control in South Africa?
10%
100%
20%
80%
In the 1950s, what percentage of the population in South Africa were white?
100%
50%
0%
10%
What was a result of apartheid?
White Africans grew wealthy and powerful.
Many native South Africans lived in slums.
White Africans lived in up-scale neighborhoods.
What were artificially created reservations ('homelands') for native Africans to live on?
Segregation Provinces
Apartheids
Bantustans
Which statements describe Bantustans?
South Africans were not able to leave their Bantustan without a passport.
Bantustans offered poor quality of land.
Bantustans included up-scale neighborhoods.
What was formed in the 1950s to actively fight apartheid?
African National Congress (ANC)
North America Treaty Organization (NATO)
FW de Klerk Foundation
Anti-Apartheid Organization (AAO)
What is true of the African National Congress (ANC)?
It's goal was to increase the rights of native Africans.
It was declared illegal by the South African government.
Members of the ANC were often arrested.
The ANC had no real power in government.
What pictures best represents South African segregation???
