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In 1940 South Africa compares to the civil right movement in america because

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They have very many similarities. Both wanted equal rights for everyone.

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They have very many similarities. Both wanted equal rights for everyone.

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In the 1940s south Africa was about race. The africans were treated as second class citizens because white people belived in white supremecy.

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In the 1940s south Africa was about race. The africans were treated as second class citizens because white people belived in white supremecy.

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During the apartheid of the 1940's people of color were being discriminated just like the Civil rights movement in America. I feel like it was very hard for both the Blacks in America and Africa.

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the way it compares to the civil rights movement is that they are fighting for equality as at the time in south africa there were alot of discrimination

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the way it compares to the civil rights movement is that they are fighting for equality as at the time in south africa there were alot of discrimination

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south africa at the time was filled with discrimination and was very unsafe.

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south africa at the time was filled with discrimination and was very unsafe.

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the civil movement and the south Africa in 1940 they were like kinda the same

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In both countries the white people was trying to take control over the coiuntry

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1940 South Africa compared to civil rights movement compare to each other because they both deal with rights and equality.

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1940 South Africa compared to civil rights movement compare to each other because they both deal with rights and equality.

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south africa in the 1940ś was filled with discrimination and unfairness. there were a lot of racial inequality and more.

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south africa in the 1940ś was filled with discrimination and unfairness. there were a lot of racial inequality and more.

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In both countries African Americans had to endorse racial discrimination.Just like in the civil rights movement African Americans lived in the houses that were very little.

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it was very peaceful but also very intense

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it was very peaceful but also very intense

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the civil rights movement in america had a both a violent and peaceful movement but in the civil right movement of south africa was a more peaceful movement 

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the civil rights movement in america had a both a violent and peaceful movement but in the civil right movement of south africa was a more peaceful movement 

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in the 1940's around the war time the type of technology they had was: radar, jet engine, helicopters, and electronic computers. they needed all of these thing for the war when they went.

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Africa in the 1940 was split between race the white south africans had all the power in the country 

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Africa in the 1940 was split between race the white south africans had all the power in the country 

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What was South Africa like in 1940. South Africa was renowned for its cultural and  natural beauty. South Africa was on the Allies side in War World 2.

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the conditions were very unsafe and intense.

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the conditions were very unsafe and intense.

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Northern, Central, Eastern parts had pastorallifestyle. Southern, Western parts parts lived nomadic and based on hunting. Most of south africa were small towns. South Africa have rural hilly areas.

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very intensive and unsafe, with difficult conditions

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very intensive and unsafe, with difficult conditions

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During the 1940's King George VI was the monarch. The radar, jet engines, helicopters, and electronic computers became available. The apartheid was hard for African Americans in South Africa to grow. The Leader of South Africa was De Kler

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In both are the same in way in Africa the black couldn't sit with the white and it was the same in America and they don't have as whites so they  stud up for them self to get the rights they deserve.

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America?

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America?

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Both had discrimination blacks the whites were treated better than the "colored". This was also seen in the Apartheid in South Africa

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comparing south africa to civil rights movements. South Africa

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south Africa was racially diverse and this affected the political side of things, this led to a corrupt government. This furthered the apartheid issue until it eventually got resolved

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In those early ages Africa was very poor and did not have a lot of resources. Most Africans had to live in what they call "black Lands" or they would be made a slave by white men. Africa was one of the largest mineral producing country in the world , the first gold discovery was in Africa.

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In 1940

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In the 1940s during the apratheid i was very hard

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it was on of the biggest mineral producing countries in the world.
first discovered gold
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They both were about discrimination and wanted to prohibit it.

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South Africa in the 40's compared to the civil rights movement, they kept their people inside of Africa and didn't let Europeans in so that they wouldn't cause any trouble and didn't let them into their shops so that they wouldn't discriminate, while in America the Americans kept the blacks in America so that they could cause trouble. They wanted to have control over them. They wouldn't let them in their shops and stuff and let them get their own stuff but it wasn't as good as theirs.

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In 1940 south africa compares to the civil right movement in america because

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It didn't have social media or internet, and transportation was a lot more expensive.

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The British controlled South Africa and it was segregated. The colored people was discriminated against. Their technology consisted of radars, jet engines, and helicopters

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during the 1940s, the technology consisted of the jet engine, radar helicopters, and electric computers. It was during the apartheid. The British had total rule over South Africa. The basis of South Africa's economy was gold, iron, diamonds, and rapid industrialization. Most people lived in rural areas.

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the raider jet engine helicopters and electronic computers were some of the technologies available in the 1940 

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the raider jet engine helicopters and electronic computers were some of the technologies available in the 1940 

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in the 1940s blacks and whites were segregated, and it was slavery days. it was very hard for blacks in the apartheid because there was barley any technology, but they did have jet engines, computers, and radars. 

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in the 1940s blacks and whites were segregated, and it was slavery days. it was very hard for blacks in the apartheid because there was barley any technology, but they did have jet engines, computers, and radars. 

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There was similar issues in discrimination and apartheid.

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how does 1940 south Africa compare to  the  civil rights movement in  america?

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how does 1940 south Africa compare to  the  civil rights movement in  america?

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they were all segregated and they separated from the whites and also they couldn't be in the same place that the other's were in

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In the 1940's the whites had the power and while they sought to gain from that power Africans were forced from their homes.

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In the 40's during the apartheid it was very hard for the Africans due to the racism and the discrimination from the whites. and he make things worse the rulers of south Africa during the apartheid was the whites.

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what was south Africa like in the 1940's?

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what was south Africa like in the 1940's?

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south Africa was horrible because half of them did not have running water and some did. also the teachers could not teach them math so they wouldn't find great jobs. and they couldn't go to some of the places in their city.

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Radars, helicopters, jet engines, and computers were some of the technologies available during the Apartheid. The British ruled over South Africa. The economy was based off of gold, iron, diamonds, coal, and rapid industrialization. Most people lived in more rural areas.

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Some of the technologies during the 1940's was the radar, jet engine, helicopters, and electronic computers. These technologies were available during the apartheid. The leader of South Africa was F.W. de Klerk. The basis of South Africa's economy was gold, iron, diamonds, coal, and rapid industrialization. Most people lived in rural areas.

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America

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the radar,jet engine,helicopters,and electronic computers were some of the technologies available in the 1940s . it was very hard for the African Americans during the apartheid due to the racism and the discrimination.you could compare the civil rights and the south africa because they both had racial problems.

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They compare as african amercians were being untreated fairly.They had no rights and they couldn't get no jobs.The differnce is that in amercia they could own land and go to school.

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Both South Africa and the Civil rights movements had to deal with segregation and discrimination. In America blacks had less rights and used different bathroom from whites. The Civil rights movements was for blacks rights. In South Africa after the apartheid the African Americans soon got their rights also.

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In America we went through a similar issue. "Colored" peopled had less rights or had to use different public places then whites. The Civil Rights Movement was a movement for rights for African Americans which soon happened. The same thing happened in South Africa, after the apartheid the African Americans soon got their rights also.

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In the 1940s South Africa had a great amount of racism. The leader during the apartheid was De Klerk, allowing whites more power than African Americans. The whites lived in urban areas while African Americans lived in rural areas and poverty. South Africa also had access to some technologies such as radars, jet engines, helicopters, and electronic computers during the 1940s.

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In the 40 the blacks where the blacks and the white where the rulers and when the civil rights happen both race were segarated.

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In the 40s the black were slaves and the whites where the rulers and then the civil right shad happen to the let both race segergate

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In both countries segregation was bad and racism.

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during the 1940's the African american's were ruled by the white men this also occurred during the civil rights movement as well.

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During the 40s South Africa was ruled by white men and blacks were slaves. This compares to the civil rights movement in America because these periods in both countries were segregated because of race.

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During the 40s South Africa was ruled by white men and blacks were slaves. This compares to the civil rights movement in America because these periods in both countries were segregated because of race.

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In the 1940s it was hard for the

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they compare because in both time periods there was segregation with the whites in power

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South Africa in the 40's was hard. This was during the  Apartheid

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Inequality and difficult climate conditions

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Inequality and difficult climate conditions

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South Africa in the 1940s was a difficult time for African Americans. It was a time where Whites got power and Blacks got slavery and were treated unequally and discriminated. They had to live through harsh, unsafe, and difficult conditions and very intense climate conditions.

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In the 1940s it was hard for the Africans

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Almost half the population of South Africa lived in urban areas such as Johannesburg, Durban, Pretoria, Cape Town and Port Elizabeth.

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South Africa in the 40's, the government had diferent races in certain areas to live,

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In the 1940's South Africa was primarily filled with black residents and a population of 8% of white people. With this all-white government came the discrimination of blacks. Technology in the 40's was not advanced but consisted of weapons and war craft.

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South africa in the 1940's was definitely not like now they did not have cellphones and computer.  the person who ruled south africa during 1940 was no one.  south africa was socially and political resistance campaign

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Similarly to America's civil rights movement, South Africa in the 1940's had racial discrimination and the supremacy of whites. Both things led to protests, boycotts, and revolts against the unequal standards and government.

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Africa in the 1940's compares to the Civil Rights movement because they both deal with racial problems. During Civil Rights Movement America was against the blacks. They were under rule of the whites. This was much like the Apartheid in Africa. 

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Africa in the 1940's compares to the Civil Rights movement because they both deal with racial problems. During Civil Rights Movement America was against the blacks. They were under rule of the whites. This was much like the Apartheid in Africa. 

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How does the 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America?

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How does the 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America?

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The 1940 South Africa was racially dived just like America. White people were seen as the superior race in both countries and Black people were heavily discriminated against

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how does 1940 South Africa compare to the civil rights movement in America 

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how does 1940 South Africa compare to the civil rights movement in America 

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The 1940 South Africa compare to the civil rights movement they both deal with racsim and segregation.

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In the 1940s both races were divided and there was a bad economy. 

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In the 1940s both races were divided and there was a bad economy. 

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In America blacks had more rights then in south Africa and it was easier but at the same time they were similar. In south Africa they were treated worse they had to make there homes and tried to keep stuff together.

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In the 1940s it was hard for the African American because of racism and It was hard because the whites got power and the blacks got slavery it wasn't equal

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It compares to the Civil Rights Movement by the harsh discrimination between blacks and whites. The Jim Crow Laws of Segregation was very similar to 1940 South Africa.

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It compares to the Civil Rights Movement by the harsh discrimination between blacks and whites. The Jim Crow Laws of Segregation was very similar to 1940 South Africa.

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in the 40s during the apartheid it was very hard for the africans due to the racism and the discrimination from the whites. and he make things worse the rulers of south africa during the apartheid was the whites.

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America

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Both were about the racial injustices done on blacks. Both had protest South Africa's would occasionally turn violent. both started roughly around the same time. Both were cause technically by British colonization

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South Africa was divided in two by race and the economy was bad they had many people with no homes and blacks and whites was separate no matter what people lived on streets house made of tin cardboard and what ever they could find.

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In the 1940s whites has power and blacks were slaves. The type of technology available in the 1940s was the jet engine, helicopters, radars, and electronic computers. The leader of SA during the 1940s was De Klerk.

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A.) the apartheid started int the late 1940s
B.) It was ruled by just white south africans
C.)Gold found around the area attracted a lot of people from the prospect of wealth and the economy was primarily based around gold production/mining
D.)Most whites stayed in the cities which were made to accommodate gold mining and most blacks stayed in rural areas from the appearance of apartheid law

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It was hard for African Americans because of discrimination and whites being the leaders. However, there was technology like helicopters and computers.

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In the 1940s the Apatheid policy made living in South Africa very difficult. This social system made minority white men the ruler of South Africa. This was difficult, because it implemented racial discrimination. An example of this racial segregation is that Africans had to live in "Black Lands" unless they were a slave of a white man. Mining gave many employment opportunities in South Africa. It increased the wealth and income of the country. There was very unfair treatment at mine sites. Workers were paid nothing for death defying work. The crime rate in South Africa was very high in the 1940s. Many acts of terrorism were committed, inter ethnic conflicts were happening, and murders, kidnappings, torcering, etc were very common .     

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In the 1940s the Apatheid policy made living in South Africa very difficult. This social system made minority white men the ruler of South Africa. This was difficult, because it implemented racial discrimination. An example of this racial segregation is that Africans had to live in "Black Lands" unless they were a slave of a white man. Mining gave many employment opportunities in South Africa. It increased the wealth and income of the country. There was very unfair treatment at mine sites. Workers were paid nothing for death defying work. The crime rate in South Africa was very high in the 1940s. Many acts of terrorism were committed, inter ethnic conflicts were happening, and murders, kidnappings, torcering, etc were very common .     

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The South Africa in 1940 and the Civil Rights Movement can compare because they both had to do with racism. 

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The South Africa in 1940 and the Civil Rights Movement can compare because they both had to do with racism. 

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America?

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America?

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South Africa and the Civil RIghts Movement compare because they both have events were the blacks and whites were both segregated, and they didn't have privileges like everyone else back then. They both deal with discrimination, and racsim

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America and south Africa are very alike because of there civil rights movements. Africa had white supremacy and so did America but these leaders to make change like Dr. Martin Luther King jr and Nelson Mandela  where very important people  at there times of suffrage in there country's also Mandela was the first Black south African president.bu these events happened decades apart and south Africa didn't get there Apartheid until the 1990's but it happened much faster for the Americans.

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America?

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America?

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The South Africa in 1940 and the Civil Rights Movement can compare because they both had to do with racism.

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majority of south Africans proplution was black but the other was the white Africans who had majority of the government power over the blacks and some what took advantage of this by making the blacks move from there lands, work in mines, and do community work and there was a high crime rate becasue of some of these predjus

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America?

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to the Civil Rights Movement in America?

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The 40s in South Africa and the Civil Rights Movement in America is very similar. In both areas the blacks were fighting for desegregation and trying to fight for equality.

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The goverment at the time was a, for the Afrikaners, a democracy/republic but, for the native Africans, an authoritarian regime.  The economy was reliant upon various minerals but primarily gold.  This caused many people to go work in gold mines, thus crowded, large cities and towns boomed around these mines.  Unfortuneatly, miners, in general, were treated poorly in terrible work conditions and extreme work hours.
Though many people lived in urban areas, many more remained in rural farmlands and such.

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In 1940 South Africa was full of racism. The colored people did not have the same rights as the white. The colored people were treated poorly. Mandela tried the stop of this by doing protests and boycotts.

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In the 1940s in Africa there was a lot of segregation. It was harder for the blacks because of the discrimination. The whites believed they ruled South Africa.

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to Civil Rights Movement in America?

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How does 1940 South Africa compare to Civil Rights Movement in America?

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They both share political struggle, civil disobedience, protest against apartheid/discrimination, and confronted laws that discriminated against black people.

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What was South Africa like in the 1940's?

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What was South Africa like in the 1940's?

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Most of the 1940's was not in the period of Apartheid. Apartheid started in the late 40's, 1948 to be exact. Radar, jet engines, helicopters, and electronic computers were some of the technology used in the 40's, and the basis of South Africa's economy was mining. Urban areas were more populated, but black people were urban dwellers living under white controlled city governments. In the 1940's, there were three governor-generals who represented the monarch and exercised most of the powers of the monarch in South Africa: Sir Patrick Duncan (1937-1943), Nicolaas Jacobus de Wet (1943-1946), and Gideon Brand van Zyl (1946-1951).

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South Africa in the 1940's was a struggle even with the technology it had, although they had a lot going for them such as fertile farmland, hard working people, and their technology.