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6. What is the state of the Apartheid in South Africa today?

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6. What is the state of the Apartheid in South Africa today?

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There is no longer an Apartheid in South Africa. The Apartheid was abolished in 1994, shortly before Nelson Mandela became president. However, Nelson Mandela was a huge help in bringing together the two races that were once separated by the Apartheid.

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5. Who was Nelson Mandela? Why was he well-known

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5. Who was Nelson Mandela? Why was he well-known

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Nelson Mandela was the first black president of South Africa. He was the first president after the fall of the Aparthied in South Africa’s first multiracial election. Everything he did throughout his life was dedicated to bringing white and black people together. Nelson Mandela held South Africa’s first Rugby World Cup, and he encouraged a black South African team called the Springboks (who ended up beating New Zealand and winning).

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4. What is the difference between “petty” and “grand” apartheid?

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4. What is the difference between “petty” and “grand” apartheid?

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The term “grand apartheid” is used to describe the underlying limitations and laws specifically for black South Africans. The grand apartheid dented them land and political rights as well as citizenship. The term “petty apartheid” refers to a group of laws that were created in 1950. These laws affect things in everyday life. They separated whites from blacks in things like schools, public places, services, restaurants, and parks. Petty apartheid relates more to the physical world, and grand apartheid related more to invisible things. Both were present in South Africa in the time of their Apartheid.

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3. When and how did the Apartheid officially begin?

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3. When and how did the Apartheid officially begin?

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The Apartheid began in 1948 when the National Party began a white-dominated government in South Africa. The government enforced policies of racial segregation and discrimination. The Apartheid lasted for 46 years (1948-1994).

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1. Which groups were in South Africa’s in the 1800’s?

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1. Which groups were in South Africa’s in the 1800’s?

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1. British: The British were friends with the Zulu people. However, when an opportunity came up to annex the colony of the Boers, they could not resist it. They gave up their realtionship with the Zulus and conquered them in 1879.
2. Mzilikazi: a powerful group that drove out their surrounding enemies and became surrounded by uninhabited land. However, the Voortrekkers saw this uninhabited land, took it, and drove out the Mzilikazi.
3. Zulu: Zululand was sandwiched between the Boer and British settlements. They were friends with the British settlement of Natal, but they were not friends with the neighboring Boers. However, they were betrayed by the British, and after a war with them, were defeated.
4. Voortrekkers: A group of Dutch people called Boers who migrated through South Africa. They were able to drive out the Mzilikazi and settle north of the Vaal River. Later on, they teamed up with the British and helped them conquer the land of the Zulus.

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The word apartheid means a policy or system of segregation or discrimination on grounds of race (can also be things other than race). Apartheid translates to “separate”.