Post- Apartheid South Africa Introduction
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Geography, Social Studies, History
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6th - 12th Grade
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Christopher Daniels
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Post- Apartheid South Africa
Introduction
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Nelson Mandela voting in the 1994 election
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You will Learn...
about life in S. Africa under apartheid
how the division of power & resources changed
challenges facing people today
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The Geographic Setting
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Mineral Resources
wealth built on export of minerals
gold, copper, and others
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Farming
mild climate; rich soil
cash crops: corn, wheat, sugarcane
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Variety of Wildlife
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South Africa is a multi-racial society
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Multiracial
many ethnic groups
ethnic group = people who share unique culture/ identity
four major ethnic groups
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Black (Bantu) People
2,000 years ago
Ancestors came from Central Africa
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White People
Dutch settle in Southern Africa in 1652
British Arrive in 1820
Discoveries of diamonds/ gold attract more colonists
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Colinization
the act of invading and taking over the another area, which then becomes known as a colony.
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Coloured People
Over time, some blacks and whites married and had families.
Any people with mixed ancestry form the coloureds ethnic group.
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Asian
first came to South Africa in the 1860s,
mostly arrived from India, (then a British colony).
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Apartheid means ‘apart-hood’ or ‘the state of being apart’ and was the system of racial inequality, segregation and discrimination in South Africa that was started after World War II.
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Apartheid
means "separateness"
whites and non-whites lived apart from each other (segregation)
this policy hurt non-white ethnic groups
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This former South African government policy gave more economic and political power to white people.
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Introduction
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