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Kaitlyn Procopio

March 21, 1960

Protests against south africans, requiring Black South Africans to carry passes.

People gathered outside Sharpeville police station to protest the Pass Laws. Police opened fire on the crowd killing 69 people.

The Sharpeville Massacre caused global outrage and led to the banning of protests groups like the ANC. Many people turned to arme resistance, and March 21 is now remembered as Human Rights Day in South Africa.

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Jordan, Chelsea

The Sharpeville Massacre

Occurred on March 21 1960

Caused by a peaceful protest against laws in South Africa

Police officers openly fired on the group of people peacefully protesting. It was the first and most violent, it wounded or killed 250 of the people and more than 11,000 were detained.

Contributed to the banning of PAC and ANC as illegal organizations

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Today August 5, 1962 Nelson Mandela was arrested!

It looks like Mandela was arrested because he ad incited a strike of African workers, leaving the county illegally, sabotaging the government, and being involved with the MK and the ANC's armed wing terrorist groups.

it looks like he was sentenced for 27 years in prison because of the strike

after he was arrested Africans felt betrayed and angry because he was arrested

That's all the information i have for now, Il keep y'all updated!

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Formation of Artists Against Apartheid United

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Formation of Artists Against Apartheid United

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Annika Fuksman

1985

Segregation in South Africa, violence, inequality, necklacing and unfair things like this encouraged musicians to protest and perform this act.

Many artists and entertainers refused to perform in apartheid South Africa and/or prohibited their works from being shown there

It effected the way people saw and used art, empowering them to resist apartheid and participate in non-violent struggles

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Bella

May 10th, 1994

South Africa's first multi-racial election; country's first black president.

Lockerbie Trial 207 people died

First democratic election in South Africa. 62% of people had voted for him and he had won.

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Brennan Kennedy

Soweto uprising

happened in june 16-18 in 1976

Afrikaans Medium Decree of 1974, and Deplorable Educational Facilities

The Soweto Uprising was a bunch of protests led by black school children in South Africa during apartheid.

Exposed the government.

The number of people killed in the uprising is from 176-700 deaths.

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Jeromey Eddy

1948

caused by ideas of racial superiority and social + economic transformation

Was a Ideology that was supported by the national party government in South Africa. Separated development of racial groups.

Effects are social inequality, corruption, cultural impact, and political exclusion

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Kate Howard

1976

Black South African students were protesting against the Afrikaans Medium Decree of 1974.

Black students in Soweto protested the government's decision to use Afrikaans as the language of instruction at schools.

Many of the students were shot and killed. It started the anti-apartheid movement.

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-March 21st, 1960

-The pass laws caused this feud

-20,000 black people surrounded the Sharpeville police station to protest against the pass laws.

-people stoned (threw rocks) at the officers cars

-69 people were murdered and 11,000 were arrested

-The telling of this story led to national criticism on apartheid.

-Sharpeville was the site of Mandela's signing of the new constitution.

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1948

british cooinizers wanted the power and resorces

the africans rights and power was taken away

the effects were the british started moving the africans to seprate towns that werent equal to the white towns.

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Emerick Morrow

1953

The Bantu Education Act was passed in South Africa in 1953 to consolidate and implement apartheid in education.

The Bantu Education Act was made to improve the overall education of black South Africans

The Bantu Education Act succeeded increase the knowledge of many Africans. It also gave Africa a solid foundation for future education and influence on the younger generations.

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Mason Markle

Nelson mandela released from prison

Mandela had talks with goverment people well in prison And increased international preasure

Worldwide celebrations because madela was released from victor verster prison

Global symbol of hope and blacks were free from being segregated after Mandela made a change

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