PPT-Apartheid

i n South Africa Nelson Mandela amp FW de Klerk 2014 Brain Wrinkles Standards SS7H1 The student will analyze continuity and change in Africa leading to the 21st century c Explain the creation and end of apartheid in South Africa and the roles of Nelson Mandela and FW. Apartheid. 1,500 years ago: . Bantu. migration south. 1600’s: . 1. st. Europeans (Dutch East Indies Company-settle in Cape Town) became known as . Afrikaners. (. af. -. rih. -KAHN-. erz. ), spoke . By Talen Sehgal. Beginnings. 1913 Land Act. Reserves. Sharecroppers. Growth. 1948 Afrikaner Party won election. Used Slogan “Apartheid” . Strengthened Racial Segregation. Structure. Population Registration Act of 1950. Why was S. A. Colonized?. S.A. was colonized by the Dutch in the 1600’s. British in the 1700 and 1800’s. The Dutch moved north and established areas outside British control. Boer Wars in 1900, Brits takeover – SA is British colony.. Chapters 16-22 Analysis. Chapter 16. Chapter Sixteen illustrates the new environment and relationships which Peekay has entered. The most important new character is . Morrie. Levy, the Jewish boy with whom Peekay forms a . The system of apartheid **. National Resistance to apartheid. Repression and Control by South African governments. End of apartheid. ** = complete. Sharpeville Massacre Footage:. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVMPlVBm29Y. 1948-1994. Scramble for Africa. Late 1800s, early 1900s saw the race for natural resources in Africa. European Countries started to take over land. Great Britain controlled South Africa. Scientific Racialism. Separateness and Inequality. As in Rhodesia/Zimbabwe, but for much longer, decolonization in South Africa was tainted by the clash between white and black citizens of the newly free country. The government that had declared freedom from Britain was controlled by the white minority, largely descended from Dutch Boers. History Before Apartheid. . 1,500 years ago: . Bantu. migration south. 1600’s: . 1. st. Europeans (Dutch East Indies Company-settle in Cape Town) became known as . Afrikaners. (. af. -. rih. -KAHN-. CHI . Teachers’ . Workshop. T. Barnes. 4-30-16. How should society respond to violent acts of injustice, to try to achieve peace?. Retributive justice. : . once a perpetrator is identified and convicted, they must be punished. Focuses on the individual’s guilt and on retaliation/ revenge against that person.. Disinvestment.  (or . divestment. ) . from South Africa.  was first advocated in the 1960s, in protest of South Africa's system . of . apartheid, but was not implemented on a significant scale until the mid-1980s. The disinvestment campaign, after being realized in federal legislation enacted in 1986 by the United States, is credited by . The South African government that had declared freedom from Britain was controlled by a white minority, largely descended from Dutch . Boers (the Afrikaners. Afrikaners . practiced a policy of apartheid, or extreme racial . A fight for justice and equality. What was apartheid?. Apartheid was the government system of legal segregation of whites and non-whites in South Africa between the years 1948-1990. Translation in Afrikaans:. What do I . need. to know?. 1948 victory of the National Party to 1964 imprisonment of Mandela. You may want to know earlier for context. What is apartheid? . Stems from a system of ‘othering’ – inherent difference. As in Rhodesia/Zimbabwe, but for much longer, decolonization in South Africa was tainted by the clash between white and black citizens of the newly free country. The government that had declared freedom from Britain was controlled by the white minority, largely descended from Dutch Boers.