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'Apartheid', the Afrikaans word for 'separateness' was a widespread segregationist movement that aimed to completely alienate the Bantu 'Black' population of South Africa from the Dutch Afrikaners, who believed they had a spiritual claim to the land. This notion of divine right parallels the expansionist 'manifest destiny' ideology of early America, in which the Afrikaners theological belief system enforced the belief that the Afrikaner's were a 'chosen race', who needed to essentially liberate the South African nation from the Bantu and non Afrikaners. These extremist ideologies were popularised in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and were perpetuated with the period of Apartheid by the National party, an extreme, right wing group whose ideology was loosely based on the Nazi party...

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The policy of apartheid in practice acted as a racial segregationist policy which diminished the social and political rights of ethnic people. The grand and petty Apartheid both served roles in segregating white from black, features of both including the monitoring of black movement and control of black employment

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The policy of apartheid are seen in practice heavily throughout South Africa. During the apartheid leaders of the government sought to create a government in which there was a large white supremacy and dominance.

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The policy of apartheid are seen in practice heavily throughout South Africa. During the apartheid leaders of the government sought to create a government in which there was a large white supremacy and dominance.

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the policy of apartheid in practice was the segregation of whites fromn africans, indians and coloured people in all aspects of society. different schools, transport and even bathrooms were used between the white minority and black majority of the popualation. overall apartheid was a policy of racial division and oppresion by the whites in power against the mainly black popualation.

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the policy of apartheid in practice was the segregation of whites fromn africans, indians and coloured people in all aspects of society. different schools, transport and even bathrooms were used between the white minority and black majority of the popualation. overall apartheid was a policy of racial division and oppresion by the whites in power against the mainly black popualation.

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Describe the policy of apartheid in practice.

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Describe the policy of apartheid in practice.

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Apartheid was was a policy implemented in South Africa that segregated the people into four separate racial groups. These groups were Whites, Blacks, Indians and Coloureds. The Apartheid policy stayed in practice for 46 years. The practice would include discriminative laws and practices which heavily oppressed non-white people.

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Apartheid means apartness, this is directly represented by the policies created between 1948 and 1994 to segregate South Africa. The idea was that 'blacks' would live only on a prescribed Bantustan away from the white population. This policy made it had for 'blacks' to find jobs and live a proper life as if they did not have the correct passbook then they would be sent back to a Bantustan, removing their rights. 

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Apartheid means apartness, this is directly represented by the policies created between 1948 and 1994 to segregate South Africa. The idea was that 'blacks' would live only on a prescribed Bantustan away from the white population. This policy made it had for 'blacks' to find jobs and live a proper life as if they did not have the correct passbook then they would be sent back to a Bantustan, removing their rights. 

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Apartheid refers to the apartness and separation between races within South Africa and consisted of a long history of racism and violence that left many problems. Some issues inclide the geographical segregation of population groups where black people were put in rural areas and enslaved. Others include aspects of everyday life such as not allowing blacks on "white" busses and not allowing blacks in certain areas or sites in cities

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Apartheid refers to the apartness and separation between races within South Africa and consisted of a long history of racism and violence that left many problems. Some issues inclide the geographical segregation of population groups where black people were put in rural areas and enslaved. Others include aspects of everyday life such as not allowing blacks on "white" busses and not allowing blacks in certain areas or sites in cities

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Describe the policy of apartheid in practice.

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Describe the policy of apartheid in practice.

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The apartheid, meaning "apartness", was a set of racial discriminatory laws, segregating coloured and blacks from white society. Enforced by the Nationalist Party under Dr Malan, non-whites living in South Africa experienced brutal dehumanisation, living with limited human rights. The white population ruled in supreme during this period, thriving off the lack of welfare provided for the racial minority groups surrounding the cities.

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Apartheid is defined as "Apartness", describes the intention to seperate white Africans and black Africans in everyday society. Apartheid involves the oppression of black Africans politically, economically and socially as they were believed to be inferior to the Afrikaner and meant to be ruled over those who were perceived as God's children by the Dutch reformed church. As such politically they were restricted voting to reaffirm the tenure of white rule, economically their employment was fully controlled and mandated by the government to ensure white jobs remained, and socially they were forcibly relocated to Bantustans as a process of de-urbanisation from the white cities.

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Apartheid was a policy deep-rooted in the heart of South Africa in the second half of the 20th century, and was structured to enforce cultural separation and division between people of different races. The policy impacted every part of life, primarily determining individual socioeconomic status through education, employment and living location.

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Apartheid was a policy deep-rooted in the heart of South Africa in the second half of the 20th century, and was structured to enforce cultural separation and division between people of different races. The policy impacted every part of life, primarily determining individual socioeconomic status through education, employment and living location.

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The policy of apartheid was built on the central idea of ''apartness' from which it gets its name, with separation based on racial status being enforced throughout all aspects of society. The policy was split into two forms, with greater and petty apartheid policies enforcing segregation on both a legal level as well as an everyday, social level. Public facilities and communal centres were used to enforce this division, ensuring that this racial segregation extended to every aspect of South African life.

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Apartheid, Afrikaans for "apartness", was a term used to describe the governing policy implemented by the South African National Party that enforced racial divide amongst social structures in the Union of South Africa. Apartheid separated distinct race classes into designated, separate lifestyles without the opportunity for transracial interactions. Furthermore, racial classes were ranked on a social hierarchy in accordance with the cultural connotations of colonialism, assigning privileges to each respective race class

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The policy of Apartheid was introduced in South Africa in 1948. It literally means apart-ness, meaning to separate and divide the races and cultures within South Africa. This policy in action meant that black Africans were discriminated against through economic and social segregation and exclusion, which was a part of the law and therefore upheld by the police. For example, for a black person to enter a white only bathroom in public, they were persecuted under the law. 

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The policy of Apartheid was introduced in South Africa in 1948. It literally means apart-ness, meaning to separate and divide the races and cultures within South Africa. This policy in action meant that black Africans were discriminated against through economic and social segregation and exclusion, which was a part of the law and therefore upheld by the police. For example, for a black person to enter a white only bathroom in public, they were persecuted under the law. 

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Apartheid was a government policy meaning 'Apartness' in Afrikaans. It separated the various ethnic groups present in South Africa, with systems of government workin largely in the favour of of white people - albeit only making a small percentage of the population. Metrics such as the pencil test were used in order to determine the ethnicity of the person, and thus granting them with the priviledges/disadvantages that came with their catergory.