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Racial segregation in South Africa started under Dutch rule. Apartheid, which is an Afrikaans word meaning "apartness", was introduced in 1948.
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When did Aparthied start?
The Apartheid started on 31st May 1910. The term 'Apartheid' only came around in 1948.
Who stop aparthied?
aparthied was stoppend by EW de Klerk and Mandela
Who brought the aparthied?
Why did Aparthied happened Why did Aparthied happened
Where did aparthied happen?
South Africa
Policy of aparthied?
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How long did the aparthied last?
40 years
What country was aparthied practiced in?
South Africa
When did aparthied start and when did it end?
Apartheid started in 1948 with the NP (National Party) enacting laws that allowed racism, and ended in 1994 when the first democratic elections were held in South Africa.
How did the aparthied end?
Nelson Mandela ended the apartheied
Who was credited with ending aparthied?
FW de Klerk
How did Nelson Mandela stop aparthied?
He gave his life
Can you write a haiku poem on aparthied?
If you like, certainly.
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