The Afrikaners were the name that was given to the Africans living in South Africa.

Afrikaners was a name given to the Africans of the African continent.

Afrikaners was a name given to the politically dominant and majority group of the white people of South Africa

They were citizens of the United States who immigrated to the African Continent and stayed at the Sahara.

Nelson Mandela was the first black president of South Africa and one of the leaders of the African National Congress. He was sent to prison and stayed there for 27 years and was released by F.W. de Klerk.

Nelson Mandela was an Afrikaner and a president of South Africa. He supported Apartheid and released F.W. de Klerk from prison and both won a peace prize.

Nelson Mandela was a mere African citizen of South Africa and Nelson Mandela was also part of the African National Congress. He had died during one of the protests that the African National Congress had held.

Nelson Mandela was the first black president of South Africa, and was part of the African National Congress. He didn't have a job and was sent to prison for 30 years.

F.W. de Klerk was an African citizen of South Africa and was part of the African National Congress (ANC). He was protesting against Apartheid laws and wanted independence for his own country.

F.W. de Klerk was the first black president of South Africa and one of the leaders of the ANC. (African National Congress.)

F.W. de Klerk was an Afrikaner, and he was a president of South Africa. He then was sent to prison for 27 years due to helping implement Apartheid laws.

F.W. de Klerk was an Afrikaner, and he was a president of South Africa. He helped abolish Apartheid laws. He released Nelson Mandela from prison and won a Nobel Peace Prize with Mandela.

The African National Congress was a party of protesters that were going against Apartheid laws. The protests were non-violent, and after the African National Congress was formed, Apartheid had immediately stopped.

The African Natoinal Congress was a organization of many South Africans that were protesting against Apartheid laws. The protests that they held were very violent, due to the responses they were getting by the Afrikaners. They protested for their independence, and one of their leaders was Nelson Mandela.

The African National Congress was a movement where all Africans of the African Continent would unite, and all of them would be in unity. It was a movement that believed the Africans should all live in cooperation and unity protecting their independence.

The African National Congress was a civil war after the independence of Nigeria. The political borders that were placed by the British people caused the civil war in Nigeria.

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South Africa never gained independence

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South Africa was never colonized

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They were sent to areas with high quality houses and areas with many of wealth.

They were sent to more urban areas

They were sent to areas called homelands

They weren't sent anywhere

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Nelson Mandela was never elected for president

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Nelson Mandela was sent to prison because he had robbed and Afrikaner off the streets and they had immediately arrested him afterwards.

Nelson Mandela was never sent to prison.

Nelson Mandela was sent to prison because he was one of the leaders of the African National Congress and he was arrested for protesting against Apartheid and was arrested along with many other ANC (African National Congress) leaders.

Nelson Mandela was sent to prison because he did not go into the homelands that he was supposed to be sent to and because he did not believe in the religion of Christianity.

Apartheid came to an end after Nelson Mandela was released from prison after 27 years. The pressure coming from outer countries had eventually stopped Apartheid. The South Africans greatly went against abolishing Apartheid laws due to the great treatment Apartheid laws had given them.

Apartheid came to an end after Nelson Mandela was released from prison. But before all this, the protests had made the word of Apartheid greater, and the pressure coming from countries outside of South Africa lowered their economy, and the Afrikaners eventually had to end Apartheid and give South Africa its independence.

Apartheid came to an end after F.W. de Klerk was released from prison after 27 years. But before all this, the protests had decreased South Africa's well being of their economy and the Apartheid laws had eventually come to a stop.

Apartheid laws were never abolished and is still going on in South Africa today.

They won a Nobel Peace Prize together.

They won the Oscars.

They won a Grammy Award.

They did not win anything.

The South Africans protested for their independence because after Nelson Mandela was sent to prison, they could not live without their President, and so they decided to protest for their independence hoping Nelson Mandela would be released.

The South Africans protested for their independence and the release of Nelson Mandela due to the harsh treatment they received from the Afrikaners and the Apartheid laws. They had poor houses and the areas known as homelands were not as wealthy and good as the areas made for the Afrikaners.

The South Africans protested for their independence because the Afrikaners only gave them good housing and good food, but they did not give them any electricity to work with, and they had no internet. They protested because the Europeans were using an equal amount of money for both races.

The South Africans had never protested for their independence, instead peacefully the government had talked it out and the British decolonized South Africa.