The two primary European groups that settled in South Africa were the Dutch and the British. The Dutch established the Cape Colony in the mid-17th century as a supply station for their ships sailing to the East Indies. The British took control of the Cape Colony in the early 19th century, leading to significant cultural and political changes in the region. These settlements laid the groundwork for the complex social and political dynamics that would shape South Africa's history.
The only widely spoken European languages in South Africa are English and Afrikaans.
Black ethnic groups make up about 78 percent of south Africa and the largest ethnic groups are the sotho {sootoo}.
the Zulu group of south africa
They settled along the east coats of America, such as Virginia, Massachusetts, Georgia, Pennsylvania
Spain and Brazil
Boers.
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spanish
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South Africa was devoid of humans. The blacks (Zulu) from the north, and the whites (Boer) from the south settled South Africa at the same time.
South Africa was settled by European (Dutch) people, just as the United States was settled by European (English) people. Mexico was colonized by SPAIN (which is also considered a European country), the people of Mexico are of Spanish and Central American Indian ancestry. China and Japan are separate countries inhabited by Asians; and for the most part...always have been.
Yes. Mainly the German/Dutch and the British.