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I wouldn't say "take over"
In the 17th century Dutch East India trading ships traveling to the Far East to trade needed a refreshment station at the halfway point between Holland and The East. The station provided the ships with fresh food and water.
They built farms but the weather at the cape wasn't great for certain crops so farms spread inland.
When the British took over the Cape the Boers (Dutch, German & French settlers) didn't want to be ruled by the British so they moved inland to remain independent.
Later the Boers discovered gold and diamonds which lead to the Boer Wars (The British wanted the gold)
FYI - Rabbit Proof Fence is a film about Australia not Africa
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hello my name is Zoe at my school we are learning about white people taking over black i know about what they did to the kids when they were taken away because i saw the movie the rabbit proof fence it was so sad and it made me wonder why this all happed in the first place why don't we all get along and have a change at every thing i am also liking the dot painting it is so cool i do one every day i never learned about this staff in till now i love it so munch this may sound rude but i have never talked to a black person before i was so silly i know now and i really want to ask a black person if the things i know are real or not like if you are in a place and your baby moves is that spot that babys spot forever and that baby knows all storys of that one spot i have also read a diffrent book i can not remember what it called but a black girl was killed in it i hope that i will learn more soon Love Zoe
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What was apartherid?
apartheid system was unique to south Africa under British rule. the Europeans discriminated the south Africans on the basis of their skin color. the natives were called the blacks, Europeans the whites and the others the colored.
Why did the homelands in south Africa fail to keep the black south africans under control?
Because when you give an inch, they take a mile. They wanted it all, despite the fact they did little to nothing to build it, and they certainly are no maintaining it.
What is the South African bantu homeland?
A homeland is a place where the South Africans were forced when invaders came. They were in the inside of South Africa instead of the coast. ---- A homeland was an area within South Africa reserved for native Africans under the Apartheid policy of the South African government which was in government from about 1939 to 1993. It was in principle identical to the Reservations in the United States which are set aside for native Americans (American Indians). The areas were nominally self governing and land ownership was reserved for native Africans. This was done as a way of satisfying black demands for self government and preserving white control over the majority of the economically important areas of south Africa. Some homelands were granted independence from South Africa as separate states, but that independence was not recognised by any other country in the world and has now fallen away. In the end the homelands failed as a means of controlling black south africans. South Africa is now one country, under one government and homelands no longer exist. All that remains of it are large areas of tribal tenure land, where traditional land ownership and cultural practices are encouraged.
Under the terms of the separate development program south africans land was divided equally by what means?
False
Is Ethiopia in South Africa?
It is in northern Africa, right under (south of) Egypt on the map...
Is it true or false under the terms of the separate development program South Africa's land was divided equally between the majority Africans and the minority whites?
False
What was apartherid?
apartheid system was unique to south Africa under British rule. the Europeans discriminated the south Africans on the basis of their skin color. the natives were called the blacks, Europeans the whites and the others the colored.
Why did the homelands in south Africa fail to keep the black south africans under control?
Because when you give an inch, they take a mile. They wanted it all, despite the fact they did little to nothing to build it, and they certainly are no maintaining it.
Why did the US stop trading with South Africa?
South Africans were under apartheid (note that apart is right in the word), which is a separation/segregation of blacks and Whites. The US did not like that, so we told them we will not trade with them until the apartheid is over.
What is the South African bantu homeland?
A homeland is a place where the South Africans were forced when invaders came. They were in the inside of South Africa instead of the coast. ---- A homeland was an area within South Africa reserved for native Africans under the Apartheid policy of the South African government which was in government from about 1939 to 1993. It was in principle identical to the Reservations in the United States which are set aside for native Americans (American Indians). The areas were nominally self governing and land ownership was reserved for native Africans. This was done as a way of satisfying black demands for self government and preserving white control over the majority of the economically important areas of south Africa. Some homelands were granted independence from South Africa as separate states, but that independence was not recognised by any other country in the world and has now fallen away. In the end the homelands failed as a means of controlling black south africans. South Africa is now one country, under one government and homelands no longer exist. All that remains of it are large areas of tribal tenure land, where traditional land ownership and cultural practices are encouraged.
How did the African national congress started?
The African National Congress (ANC) was formed in 1912 in response to the injustices faced by black South Africans under the discriminatory policies of the British colonial government in South Africa. It aimed to fight for the rights and freedoms of black South Africans and has played a significant role in the country's fight against apartheid and in its transition to democracy.
What continents are mostly under the equator?
Africa, South America, and Australia are the continents that are mostly located under the Equator.
Under the terms of the separate development program south africans land was divided equally by what means?
False
Where were black south africans forced to live under apartheid?
Townships ~Unknown Cat (Online Activist)
Did Africans get sent to concentration camps in Nazi Germany?
I don't remember and really recordings of Hitler taking Africans from Africa and throwing them into concentration camps. If they were there they might of got thrown in because Hitler or Nazi's threw people into the camps if they were found to be impure. no he did not as Hitler and the Nazis use Africans as slaves and stayed in Africa ___ There were almost no Africans in the areas under Nazi control anyway.
Are you all Africans under the skin?
The phrase "We are all Africans under the skin" suggests that all humans share a common ancestry that traces back to Africa. This idea is supported by genetic research indicating that all modern humans have origins in Africa. It emphasizes our shared humanity and interconnectedness, transcending cultural and racial differences.
How many children suffered under poverty in south Africa?
you.
