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Europeans Arrive
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The first Europeans to arrive in South Africa
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The Dutch
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Culture developed by Dutch
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Afrikaaner
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This European group arrived after the Dutch
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British
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The Boer Wars were a result of the conflict
between the Afrikaners and the British in the
Orange Free State and the Transvaal over these
resources
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Gold and diamonds
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This group won the Boer Wars
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The British
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ANC stands for this
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African National Congress
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This leader of the ANC would later become the
first black president
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Nelson Mandela
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This massacre happened in 1960 and was a
non-violent protest against carrying passbooks
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Sharpeville
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Mandela formed this violent group that used
sabotage after the Sharpville Massacre
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Spear of the Nation
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People who disagree with and speak out against
their governments
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dissidents
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Black Consciousness was a movement focused on
doing this
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Get blacks to take pride in their culture/history
(and not rely on the white man/become
self-sufficient)
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He was the leader of Black Consciousness
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Stephen Biko
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He was banned by the South African government for
writing a book about Stephen Bikos death
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Donald Woods
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Decade in which blacks were given the right to
vote
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1990s
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Mandela served many years in this prison
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Robben Island
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This is a place outside of cities where blacks
who worked in the cities were forced to live
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townships
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This political party was responsible for many of
the laws that established apartheid
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Afrikaner Nationalist Party
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This South African President released Mandela
from prison
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F.W. de Klerk
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Blacks were forced to carry these during apartheid
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passbooks
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Name a dissident in South Africa under apartheid
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Mandela, Biko, Woods
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This law stated that black students would
receive only a basic education
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Bantu Education Act
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This law created separate facilities for blacks
and whites (ex. Water fountains)
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Separate Amenities Act(Forced Segregation Laws)
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Under the Group Areas Act black South Africans
were forcibly removed to these (located far from
the cities)
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homelands
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In the late 70s, school children in the Soweto
township protested against this new law which
stated
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That their major subjects to be taught in
Afrikaans
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More than 500 protesting school children were
murdered by police in 1976 in this township
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Soweto
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Two groups who boycotted South Africa during
apartheid
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Artists and athletes
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Problems in South Africa today
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