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-Your skin color gave you certain things you do or do not have access to, where you live and what resources they would get.
-There was Strand and Nomrazo and Strand had a lot more than Nomrazo because Nomrazo is mostly black and Strand is mostly white.

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1. South Africa is separated in two cities, Strand and Nomrazo. Strand has more standard living with things like; house, resources, garages, etc. While very close to them there is Strand which doesn't get the normal human standard living and don't have the basic serves they need.        2. The color of your skin determines where you live and you quality of life. Strand usually is more white while Nomrazo is mostly black. 

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1. South Africa is separated in two cities, Strand and Nomrazo. Strand has more standard living with things like; house, resources, garages, etc. While very close to them there is Strand which doesn't get the normal human standard living and don't have the basic serves they need.        2. The color of your skin determines where you live and you quality of life. Strand usually is more white while Nomrazo is mostly black. 

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1. I learned that in Strand this the area where there are nice houses, backyards, and your own driveway. Then there is Nomzamo where it is much more dense, the people have less necessities such as piped water and internet. There is such a big difference between these two areas because of how one is white owned and the other is black owned.
2. Much of South Africa is so segregated because of the color of your skin. If your colored and Native you lived in one area, and if you are white you live in this area. It was like this that back then colored people had to have passbook that said what jobs you could have. This all dates back to when the British ruled, and there was mainly roadway route in the middle, but they put colored people in areas separate of where the railroad was. While the others had much more land and closer to the railroad.

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1. In Nozamo, most people were black. The different colors of skin in Africa determine where people live and what resources they get. Africa was divided by race.

2. The two cities lived differently. White people were able to control colored people with where they could work and live including forcing people to leave their homes.

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1. Racial inequality in Cape Colony was being reinforced by location. The colonial government wrote segregation laws and pushed black people into certain areas.

2. White people, even as a minority, still controlled where nonwhite people could work, live, and exist. They even went so far as to force people out of their homes.

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The color of your skin in south Africa can determine where you live, what services you have access to and there is oftentimes a very stark difference between areas occupied by those with European decent

When the railroads were created it left out largely black communities and the British wanted to keep it that way so that only the british had access to the diamonds and to keep it that way segregation was instated into lay

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1. According to the article, two cities in South America were separated by a boarder. The boarder is called Strand which is a wide, white populated city. Nomzamo is a dense, black populated city.

These citys were completely different in the way they lived. Black people were told where they could and couldn't live. This was because of the apartheid rule.

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Nomzamo has a lot less services than the other city such as piped water and internet access. The two cities are separated by a border.

South Africa was split up by skin color. Your skin color determined where you lived and your quality of life.

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1: Nomzamo is mostly black while across the line it is more white. This is how it is across most of Africa. Also that your skin color determines where you live and your quality of life.

2: District six was a thriving community and everyone considered your child their child. The people there were all different nationalites. Then in 1966 the goverment said the town was whites only and kicked black people out. They then destroyed the town by bulldozers.

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I learned about two cities in South America that were separated by a border: Nomzamo, which is described as a dense, black-populated city, and Strand, that's described as a wide, white populated city.

According to the video, the color of your skin often determined where you lived and what you were given access to. It said that Strand's citizens had a greater connection to the internet and given greater job opportunities that the citizens of Nomzamo.

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1. Because of the Apartheid black people were only allowed to live in certain places, there was also an area where the white people were allowed to live. South Africa was split up by skin color making things really unfair for the black people.

2. There were two cities in south Africa, there was Nomzamo and Strand and both lived different lives. After the Apartheid was lifted people quickly went to major cities so they can find services.

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I learned that there were cities separated by a border. The cities were very different which is weird considering how close they were to each other.

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Most of South Africa was split up by skin color. There was an area where only white people were allowed to live and it's unfair for the black people.

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1. Two cities, Strand and Nomzamo, are only separated by a border and are living completely different lives.

2. Black people were told where they could and couldn't live because of the apartheid rule.

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I learned about district six that it was an integrated area, then the government made it an area for only white people and it was illegal for anyone elso to live there.

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I learned that much of South Africa was mostly divided by the color of your skin and lots of the time it also determined the quality of living.

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Black people were only allowed to live in certain places because of the apartheid.
The apartheid was lifted and people went to major cities where they could find basic services.