Apartheid Google Slides questions

to show hatred to all non-white races in South Africa

to prevent South Africa's population from increasing too greatly

to allow whites to keep control of South Africa's land and government

to enable factories to gain more workers and increase production

A system of racial segregation.

A form of government.

A cultural celebration.

An economic policy.

1948.

1976.

1989.

1960.

Nelson Mandela.

Oliver Tambo.

F.W. de Klerk.

Desmond Tutu.

Colored South Africans.

Indian South Africans.

Black South Africans.

White South Africans.

A type of political freedom.

An economic policy for development.

A national language in South Africa.

A legal system of racial segregation and discrimination.

In 1994, with the first democratic elections.

In 1980, after a major protest.

In 1960, after a violent uprising.

In 2000, through international pressure.

South African Students Organization.

African National Congress (ANC).

United Nations (UN) Committee.

National Party of South Africa.

Aid for the apartheid government.

More jobs for black South Africans.

Increase in exporting goods to other countries.

Pressure for the end of apartheid laws.

F.W. deKlerk

Desmond Tutu

Oliver Tambo

Nelson Mandela