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Understanding Apartheid todayVersión en línea Understanding Apartheid today por Fernando Palanza 1 What do you think the difference is between Strand and Nomzamo? a Internet access b Tap water c Strand is in majority black d Strand is in majority white 2 How do you think the color of your skin affects people in modern South Africa? a It doesn't really. b It affects your quality of life. c It affects where you can go to the toilet (white or black). 3 What was the main problem in South Africa in the past? Select one or more answers a Apartheid b Segregation c Slavery d Colonialism 4 Why was Cape Colony important in the beginning of 1800s? a It provided food for Europe b It created a war between Holland and the UK c It was a strategic location for trade between Europe and India d Slavery was permitted 5 Why did Cape Colony become important for the UK? a Because of the exploitation of diamonds b Because of the exploitation of slaves c Because of the exploitation of railways 6 What did the Native Land Act of 1913 establish? a 8% of black people was the maximum allowed in the country b It made train tickets expensive c It pushed minorities into only 8% of land d Permitted minorities to buy houses anywhere 7 How do you think the people of District Six (Cape Town) lived? a They were treated badly b Apartheid began because of them c Normal conditions d They were perfectly integrated in the community 8 What changed in 1950? a The government changed b The government made some good laws c The government passed a lot of racial laws d The government established where people could live 9 Why were the people of District Six evicted? a They didn't pay taxes b They were happy c They weren't white d They were slaves 10 Do you think that Apartheid was never lifted in South Africa? Select one or more answers a I do. b I don't. 11 Do you think that Apartheid was never lifted in South Africa? Select one or more answers a I do. b I don't.

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por Fernando Palanza

What do you think the difference is between Strand and Nomzamo?

How do you think the color of your skin affects people in modern South Africa?

What was the main problem in South Africa in the past?

Select one or more answers

Why was Cape Colony important in the beginning of 1800s?

Why did Cape Colony become important for the UK?

What did the Native Land Act of 1913 establish?

How do you think the people of District Six (Cape Town) lived?

What changed in 1950?

Why were the people of District Six evicted?

Do you think that Apartheid was never lifted in South Africa?

Select one or more answers

Do you think that Apartheid was never lifted in South Africa?

Select one or more answers