How did South African activists place economic pressure on the government for its apartheid policies?A.They voted to reduce taxes to such low levels that the government risked bankruptcy.B.They sought employment in industries that were dominated by white South Africans.C.They encouraged foreign governments to impose sanctions on South Africa.D.They urged Africans to invest in white-owned businesses to win their support.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What change brought international leaders to South Africa?End of apartheidHumanityPeaceTrade negotiations

Protests against apartheid led to a centralistic research policy in SA during the 1960’s, 1970’s and 1980’s / Publieke protes teen apartheid was hoofsaaklik verantwoordelik vir die sentralistiese navorsingsbeleid van die SA regering gedurende die 1960's, 1970's en 1980'sTrueFalse

What was one problem the South African government faced following the end of apartheid?A.An international backlash against the decision to end apartheidB.A communist uprising that toppled the elected South African governmentC.An enormous wealth gap between black and white South AfricansD.A series of devastating terrorist attacks by white South AfricansSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What did the South African government hope to accomplish by passing apartheid legislation?A.Legally segregating citizens based entirely on their raceB.Promoting intermarriage among citizens of different racesC.Addressing international criticism of South African racial policiesD.Stopping Africans from peacefully protesting the governmentSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Nelson Mandela's role in South African politics changed after the end of apartheid because:A.he was elected to office as the most powerful political leader in South Africa.B.he shifted from being a supporter of Desmond Tutu to being one of his fiercest rivals.C.he began to believe that communism could end South Africa's economic problems.D.he increasingly argued that white citizens should be forced to leave South Africa entirely.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS