Apartheid in South Africa

The video discusses the racial diversity in South Africa, focusing on the apartheid system that enforced racial segregation. It explains how different races were treated unequally, with non-whites facing severe restrictions and lack of facilities. The struggle led by Nelson Mandela and the African National Congress against apartheid is highlighted, culminating in South Africa's transition to a democratic nation in 1994, where all races were considered equal.

Which racial groups were historically present in South Africa?

• Asian, Hispanic, and Native American

• Black, Indian, and White

• Hispanic, Black, and White

• European, Asian, and African

What was the primary purpose of apartheid laws in South Africa?

• To encourage cultural exchange

• To improve education for all

• To separate people based on race

• To promote economic growth

Under apartheid, which group had access to the best facilities?

• All races equally

• Indian people

• Black people

• White people

What were non-White people in South Africa not allowed to do under apartheid?

• Travel abroad

• Vote

• Own property

• Attend school

Who led the struggle against apartheid in South Africa?

• Nelson Mandela

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Winston Churchill

• Mahatma Gandhi

In what year did South Africa become a democratic country?

• 2000

• 1994

• 1990

• 1984

What was the outcome of the struggle against apartheid?

• International isolation

• Increased economic disparity

• Establishment of a democratic South Africa

• Continuation of racial segregation