Born A Crime - Chapter 1

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What tribe does the narrator's mother belong to?

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Xhosa

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What was the political system in South Africa during Trevor's childhood?

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Apartheid

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How many church services did the narrator attend every Sunday?

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Three, sometimes four

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Why did the narrator's mom throw Trevor out of a moving vehicle?

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She was saving his life

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In which major South African city did the narrator grow up?

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Johannesburg

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Define 'Apartheid'.

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A system of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa that lasted from 1948 until the early 1990s.

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What is the significance of the Xhosa tribe in South African culture?

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The Xhosa tribe is one of the largest ethnic groups in South Africa, known for its rich traditions and history.

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Explain the impact of Apartheid on South African society.

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Apartheid created deep social and economic divisions, leading to widespread inequality and resistance movements.

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What role did religion play in Trevor's upbringing?

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Religion was a significant part of Trevor's life, with multiple church services attended each Sunday.

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Describe the relationship between Trevor and his mother.

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Trevor had a complex but loving relationship with his mother, who was both a disciplinarian and a protector.