What is the name for the South African theory of racial separation?
What is 'apartheid'?
In what year was the Union of South Africa formed?
What is 1910?
Which European country first colonised South Africa in 1652?
What is the Netherlands (Dutch)?
Which system divided South Africans by race after 1948?
What is apartheid?
What was the basic claim of apartheid ideology?
What is races living separately for mutual benefit?
What is the term for early Dutch farmers in South Africa?
Who are the Boers?
In what year did the Purified National Party win the election and implement apartheid?
What is 1948?
What valuable resource triggered war between the British and Boers in 1899?
What are diamonds?
By the early 1960s, most African countries had undergone what major political process?
What is decolonisation?
What were the impoverished, under-resourced black-only regions called?
What are Bantustans or homelands?
What do we call the set of beliefs that justify or guide political systems?
What is an ideology?
What year did the Sharpeville massacre occur?
What is 1960?
What did Jan van Riebeeck do to create a barrier for the new colony in South Africa?
What is planting a double row of wild almond trees.
What economic issue did the ‘Poor White Problem’ seek to address?
What is the economic decline of Afrikaners and the fear of race-mixing?
What was the purpose of the Population Registration Act (1950)?
What is to classify all South Africans by race?
What is a pass book?
What is a document black South Africans had to carry that included their ID, fingerprints, and work information?
When were Bantustans first introduced?
What is 1953?
Which political party formed in 1923 to fight for black African rights?
What is the ANC (African National Congress)?
What social consequence did the pass book system create for black South Africans?
What is mass criminalisation and loss of movement rights?
Why were factories placed near Bantustans?
What is: so black workers could work in white areas but not live there permanently?
What does “Eie Volk, Eie Taal, Eie Land” mean?
What is "Our own people, our own language, our own land"?
In what year did South African women burn down a beer hall in protest?
What is 1959?
What ideology inspired Daniel Malan and the Purified National Party?
What is Nazism (ideas of racial purity)?
How did apartheid function as ‘Afrikaner affirmative action’?
What is protecting poor white Afrikaners from economic competition and reinforced white dominance.
How did the Homeland System attempt to strip black South Africans of their citizenship?
What is: by relocating them to ‘independent’ homelands, making them foreign workers without rights in white South Africa?