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How did white south africans control black south africans during apartheid?
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∙ 13y ago
By the use of guns and brute force.
The above answer is simplistic and one sided. Apartheid was a political and social system that control the whole aspect of life in South Africa. Laws made it difficult if not impossible for blacks to move freely thereby dooming them to a tribal life with few opportunities to excel in life. Migrant worker policies destroyed the fabric of family life in black families. Group Areas Act made it impossible for blacks to live where they choose. A schooling system designed to keep students ignorant and virtually uneducated. The list goes on and on but the point is that force was but one strategy used by the Apartheid regime.
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What restrictions were placed on black Africans during the south African apartheid?
They were not able to choose where they lived.
What are the three homelands in south africa during the apartheid?
Black homelands, white homelands and Bantu homeland were the three homelands in South Africa during the apartheid.
How did apartheid affect the lives of black people in South Africa?
Apartheid caused many black South Africans to lose their jobs and livelihoods when they were forced to move to "black homelands". Black South Africans lost their South African citizenship and became citizens of their homeland. This allowed white South Africa to use them as cheap labor because, as non-citizens working in South Africa, the whites did not have to pay them a minimum wage or give them any legal rights.The land set aside for the black Africans was not the best land and became even worse due to years of erosion and mismanagement, thus causing widespread poverty in the black homelands. The black South Africans were not trained for taking care of the land and did not have the money needed to manage it properly. Forests were cut down to provide heat for homes and a way to cook meals.Many youths had to work and were not educated.Due to the overcrowding in the black homelands, there were problems with foot traffic and waste.And there was political violence due to the many factions fighting for control of the black homelands and fighting to end apartheid.
Were black people during the apartheid allowed to go into white shops?
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What happened to the black people during the apartheid?
Under apartheid, people from the Indian sub-continent were classed as 'coloureds' and had a status between that of whites and blacks.
What restrictions were placed on black Africans during the south African apartheid?
They were not able to choose where they lived.
What During apartheid in South Africa black South Africans were?
Answer this question forced to carry pass books at all times …
During apartheid in South Africa black South Africans were?
Answer this question… forced to carry pass books at all times.
Why did the black south africans cheer against the springboks rugby team?
As you have not stipulated the time line for this its assumed you mean the event occurred during apartheid. During this time Black players were not allowed to play with white south Africans. When apartheid was over come some incredible came through from black origins . Much to the delight of the true rugby supporter
What did nelson Mandela do for the black south africans?
He pushed for the end of apartheid, and succeeded.
What is the law that forced black South Africans to live in separate areas?
Apartheid
Where were black south africans forced to live under apartheid?
Townships ~Unknown Cat (Online Activist)
What was the name of the system of laws that denied black south africans any political rights?
Apartheid wiki it
What is the name of the group for black Africans who resisted apartheid?
I think the group is called ANC . I hope that helped you.
What facilities did the black people have in schools during the apartheid?
None
Did the black people ever retire during apartheid?
Yes.
What is the setting and time of year in Tell Freedom?
"Tell Freedom" is set in South Africa during the mid-20th century, specifically the 1940s and 1950s. The book captures the time of apartheid and the struggles of black South Africans during that period.
