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The two main groups in South Africa, that were going through civil rights, were the Afrikaners (Dutch Descents) and Africans.

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The two main sides of this civil rights act were between the Roman Catholics and the Protestants.

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In south Africa, the separation and the prejudice goes all the way back since the British and Dutch colonies took over. The segregation "officially" started in 1902, during the Boer War. Decades later, in 1960, a protest had started. In the protest the black Africans were trying to fight against the racial pass laws. During this protest 69 people were killed and 189 people were injured. This caused the government (of Dutch descents) to outlaw the African National Congress.

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1. Early on, the Afrikaners (the Dutch Descents) passed laws that only benefited them.
2. Nelson Mandela was a lawyer and the leader of the ANC.
3. In 1976, another protest had begun. The protest was about having little kids learn Afrikaans instead of English. Over 1,000 people were killed by police.

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The conflict between these two believes had been around for over three centuries. It had officially began in the 17th century, when the British conquered the island nation, bringing Scottish Protestants. Before this the island was made up of mostly Roman Catholics. In the 1960's, the Catholics started to demonstrate their civil rights. During a peaceful protest on January 20, 1972, British paratroopers shot and killed 14 people and injured 17.

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1. In the beginning, Catholics were considered a minority.
2. In 1920, the British government agreed to partition Ireland into two countries.
3. January 20, 1972, known as bloody Sunday, and the civil rights act has started to come to a conclusion in the early 2000's

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1. In both cases of the countries civil rights, the British were always involved in it (In the beginning)
2. Both countries had protests with unarmed people who were killed by the police.

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1.  During the event, a man (called the tank man) stood in front of the tanks then climbed on top of one of them. No one could identify him.
2. When the (at the time) ruler of Russia came to discuss with China, he had to be led through the back due to how "bad" the protests were.
3. The amount of people who were killed was at least 10,000. All unarmed.

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Out of all of the Civil Rights Movements, I feel that China's is a little more similar to Northern Ireland. I say this because, even if it wasn't as big, Northern Ireland's government had a part in their civil rights movement, while China's revolved around the government.