Dawn Raids
In what decade were the Dawn Raids carried out?
70s
What is apartheid?
A system of segregation in South Africa based on race.
What is the name of the organization that operated the ship?
Greenpeace
Name 3 forms of protest
Boycott, Picketing, March, Vigil, Strike, Petition, Leafleting, Occupation
Ron Don believed that the tour was important for financial reasons as it would provide money to the sport through ticket sales, sponsorships, and broadcasting rights.
Economic
Who did the government encourage to come and work in NZ?
Pacific Islanders
In South Africa, white people were the (majority/minority)
Minority
Nuclear weapons were first used in combat in 1945. Which two cities were attacked?
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
What makes a protest illegal?
Rob Muldoon believed that sport should not mix with politics. He also believed in maintaining good relations with South Africa and thought that sport should not be used as a political tool.
Political
33%
Name 1 apartheid law.
Not allowed to vote, marry white people, live in certain areas, go to white schools/public buildings
What are 3 consequences of nuclear testing?
Environmental risks, radiation poisoning, destructive, cancers, burns,...
What is the main form of protest used during the anti-mandate protests?
Occupation
Dame Whina Cooper believes that the Springbok Tour would send the wrong message and undermine efforts to address racism and injustice in New Zealand.
Social
Who was the Prime Minister of New Zealand when the Dawn Raids took place?
Rob Muldoon
Who was imprisoned for fighting against Apartheid?
Nelson Mandela
Where were the French conducting their nuclear tests? Be specific.
In Mururoa, an island in the Pacific Ocean
In Auckland, Māori protested against the government taking yet another piece of their land. What was the name of this protest?
Bastion Point
Bob Walton (police officer) had to balance the need to keep the peace with the rights of people to protest.
Social
Who were the Polynesian Panthers and what were they challenging?
An activist group consisting of Polynesians who wanted to challenge the racist attitudes they were receiving.
In which city did the protesters burn down a grand stand and plant a bomb?
Christchurch/Ōtautahi
In what year was the ship bombed?
1985
What is a hate crime?
When you feel unsafe, attacked, threatened, hurt, or targeted because of your race, religion, sexuality, gender, age, or disability.
David Lange believed that New Zealand should not engage in sports with a country that practiced apartheid.
Social/Political