The History of South Africa Afrikaner Nationalism

The conjoining of which of the following Boer republics resulted in Boer Nationalism?

• Transvaal and Natal

• Natal and Orange free state

• Orange free state and blood river

• Transvaal and Orange Free State

British annexation of ____ caused the Dutch to be worried and protect their gold and lead to rise of Boer Nationalism was

• Griqualand

• Natal

• Transvaal

• Blood river in Orange Free State

Did Africans contribute to the rise of Boer Nationalism

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

The strong desire for the Boers to defend their independence from the British attack

created a vacuum for the rise of Afrikaner nationalism

Which of the following are steps taken to promote Boer Nationalism

• By teaching Afrikaans

• The Bluemfontein of 1852

• The leadership of SJ Dutoit

• By expanding Boer territory

Which of the following forms of media were used by the Boer Nationalists to increase Boer Nationalism?

• Newspapers

• Radios

• Books published in Afrikaans

• Posters

Who was the chief editor of the "Dezuund Afrikaner" newspaper

• S.J Dutoit

• Jan H. Holf Mayer.

• Van Roffei

• Dr Dezuund Mein Kampf

Which of the following were results of the rise of Boer Nationalism

• It lead to conflicts between British Boers and Afrikaners

• It lead to enslavement of Africans by Boers

• It lead to lose of African Identity

• It lead to formation of newspapers

Did the Africans benefit from the rise of Boer Nationalism despite contributing to it's development?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

The Africans were enslaved as a result of Boer Nationalism it's rise did nothing but negativity affect them

Which of the following wasnt the cause of the rise of Afrikaner nationalism

• To end British Dominion in South Africa

• To end equality in south Africa since the Afrikaners were the superior race

• To end racism towards Boers

• To preserve Boer culture

Why did the Boers unite after 1850

• To preserve their culture through publishing Newspapers and books such as The "History Of Our Country"

• To end the British Dominion in South Africa

• To end racism and promote equality in south Africa