Nature and Characteristics
Protests and Action
Role of Key Actors and Groups
Division and Classification
100

racial segregation enforced primarily in public transportation and hotels and restaurants and other public places.


What is Petty Apartheid?

100

The year of the Sharpeville Massacre.

What is 1960 (March 21)?

100

The people who supported Apartheid.

What are the Afrikaans?

100

The way the Afrikaaners kept control of the Bantu geographically.

What are townships and forced removal?

200

a form of apartheid that involved comprehensive racial segregation and measures such as the removal of black people from white areas and the creation of black homelands


What is Grand Apartheid?

200
The main figurehead during the Apartheid movement.

What is Nelson Mandela?

200

When and why Apartheid ended.

In 1994 and it ended when a proper election was held and the ANC party won. Nelson Mandela became president. 

200

The laws which required that any person of color must possess special identification that gave them permission to be wherever they were at whatever time they were there.


What were the Pass Laws?

300

the union of the African National Congress, South African Indian Congress, and the Coloured people’s congress.

What is the Defiance Campaign?

300

The year of the Rivonia Trial.

What occurred in 1963-1964?

300

The primary political force that instituted, enforced, and maintained apartheid in South Africa from its 1948 election victory until the early 1990s which was rooted in Afrikaner nationalism,

Who are the National Party (NP)?

300

These were the 3 racial categories in South Africa established by the Population Registration Act of 1950 

What are White, Coloured (Mixed-race South Africans) & Native/Bantu (Black South Africans)?

400

Would Segregated Buses, Segregated Beaches, and Segregated Cemeteries be an example of Petty or Grand Apartheid 



Examples of Petty Apatheid 

400

Nelson Mandela and 7 other anti apartheid activists being imprisoned.  


What was the result of the Rivonia Trial?

400

President-General of the African National Congress. He played a pivotal part in implementing the Defiance Campaign and led the Sharpeville protest.


Who was Albert Luthuli?

400

a territory that the white National Party administration of South Africa set aside for black inhabitants of South Africa and South West Africa as part of its policy of apartheid.

What is Bantustsans?
500

This was a statement released by the South African Congress   Alliance and was adopted June 26, 1955. The alliance consisted of the African National Congress, South African Indian Congress, South African Congress of Democrats, and the Coloured People’s Congress.

What was the Freedom Charter?

500

The reason why the ANC adopted armed struggle.

What is the result of the Sharpeville Massacre?

500

the armed wing of the African National Congress, co-founded by Nelson Mandela in the wake of the Sharpeville massacre.

What was the MK?

500

The cornerstone of South African apartheid, enforcing rigid residential segregation by assigning specific racial groups—White, Coloured, Indian, and Native—to designated areas. It aimed to consolidate white control over urban spaces, resulting in the forced removal of millions of non-white people

What is the Group Areas Act.