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Resistance to Apartheid in SA


Resistance to Apartheid in SAVersión en línea Quiz on anti-apartheid resistance por Megan Mitchell 1 What organization led most resistance against apartheid from the 1950s onward in SA? a Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) b South African Communist Party (SACP) c Democratic Alliance (DA) d African National Congress (ANC) 2 Which event in 1960 sparked international attention to apartheid and led to the ANC's decision to adopt armed struggle? a Sharpeville Massacre b Potgieter Rebellion c Soweto Uprising d Defiance Campaign 3 The 1976 Soweto Uprising primarily mobilized youth against the imposition of which language in schools? a Afrikaans as the medium of instruction b English-only education c Zulu language instruction d Dutch-only schools 4 Which movement organized non-violent protests and boycotts against apartheid in the 1950s? a Brutal Resistance Front b Mass Democratic Movement (MDM) c Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) d Defiance Campaign 5 Who was a prominent leader imprisoned for 27 years and became a symbol of resistance? a F. W. de Klerk b PW Botha c Chris Hani d Nelson Mandela 6 Which policy required black South Africans to carry passbooks enabling restricted movement? a Pass Laws b Group Areas Act c Income Tax Act d Homeland Residency 7 Which organization split from the ANC in 1959 and emphasized black nationalism? a South African Communist Party (SACP) b Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) c Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) d Democratic Alliance (DA) 8 Which international action pressured the SA government during apartheid? a Military alliance support b Occupation by UN troops c Economic sanctions and boycotts d Global free-trade expansion 9 What was a key tactic of the Black Consciousness Movement within SA? a Promoting black pride and self-reliance b Pro-integration and reconciliation c Passive acceptance of laws d Loyalty to colonial powers 10 Which event helped unify opposition and led to negotiations that ended apartheid? a Total international occupation of SA b War with neighboring states c Military coup in SA d Negotiations and release of political prisoners in the 1990s Feedback 1 The ANC was the main umbrella for struggle, especially after joining with the SACP and others. 2 Police killed protesters at Sharpeville, prompting a shift to armed resistance by some groups. 3 Students protested Afrikaans being used alongside English as the medium of instruction. 4 The Defiance Campaign emphasized mass civil disobedience against pass laws and segregated facilities. 5 Mandela’s imprisonment drew international attention and united diverse groups. 6 Pass laws controlled where black people could live and work and required documentation. 7 PAC differed from ANC on strategies and emphasized Black Consciousness ideals. 8 Sanctions and cultural boycotts increased pressure and isolation. 9 BCM stressed psychological liberation and empowerment of Black South Africans. 10 Pressure from internal protests and international actors culminated in talks leading to democratic elections.

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Resistance to Apartheid in SAVersión en línea

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What organization led most resistance against apartheid from the 1950s onward in SA?

Which event in 1960 sparked international attention to apartheid and led to the ANC's decision to adopt armed struggle?

The 1976 Soweto Uprising primarily mobilized youth against the imposition of which language in schools?

Which movement organized non-violent protests and boycotts against apartheid in the 1950s?

Who was a prominent leader imprisoned for 27 years and became a symbol of resistance?

Which policy required black South Africans to carry passbooks enabling restricted movement?

Which organization split from the ANC in 1959 and emphasized black nationalism?

Which international action pressured the SA government during apartheid?

What was a key tactic of the Black Consciousness Movement within SA?

Which event helped unify opposition and led to negotiations that ended apartheid?

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