How did the Dutch impact the natives of South Africa?

Answer 1

The Dutch usurped the land of the South African natives and then proceeded to totally disenfranchise them. Natives were only permitted to reside in designated communities. Racial segregation was the law of the land, and any who opposed the Apartheid government were ruthlessly put down.

Answer 2

The Dutch began relations with the local Hottentot community by trading for cattle and other goods.

With expansion of the Cape Colony later in the life of the Dutch government and more so with the British government of the colony, the native tribes were pushed back into the interior and their land was confiscated for the white farmers.

Eventually only small reservations of the less fertile land were set aside for occupation exclusively by natives. Not only did the Dutch and British take over the land that was once theirs, they made them work as slaves on the farms and in residential houses. Even today, although apartheid is abolished, the blacks still work on the farms in South Africa as they did 200 years ago.

It exactly parallels the treatment of native Americans in Canada and the USA.

Answer 3

Plymouth is where americans landed upon first setting foot on North America.then they took over the lands from the native americans.havent you been to school

Answer 4

They go out to dinner some times, have a chat, catch up and reminisce about the times when people cared for them.