Apartheid in South Africa

Who colonized South Africa in the 1600s?

• French and Dutch

• British and Dutch

• Spanish and French

When did Great Britain establish the Union of South Africa?

• 1920

• 1911

• 1910

In 1948, what new political party came to power?

• Federalist

• National Party

• Republic Party

In Africa, what was the National Party?

• They voted to implement a series of nonrestrictive laws that would benefit people living in Africa.

• They voted to implement a series of restrictive segregationist laws known as apartheid.

• They voted to implement a series of laws that would allow Mandela to come to power.

What was Apartheid?

• a social and political policy of racial segregation and discrimination

• a social and political party that encouraged protests

• a social and political party that enforced students to go to school

Under the apartheid, what could blacks not do?

• They could vote and travel.

• They could not cook.

• They could not vote or participate in government.

What did the Bantu Authorities Act create?

• "Homelands" for black South Africans

• A right for Black South Africans to vote

• This allowed for the Black South Africans to vote.

What does ANC stand for?

• African Notices Congruency

• African National Congress

• African Not Congress

Who opened the South Africa's first black law firm?

• Mandela

• ANC

• Bantu

Was Madela against Apartheid?

• yes

• no