10 Questions
What was the public response to the violent police suppression of protests during apartheid?
The public organized armed resistance.
How did the international community react to the violent incidents under apartheid?
They imposed trade embargoes.
What did F.W. de Klerk do in 1992 that shocked the world?
He released Nelson Mandela.
How did Nelson Mandela emphasize the importance of achieving political change?
Through collective action.
What was the outcome of FW de Klerk's decision to end apartheid in 1992?
It initiated constitutional negotiations.
What role did armed resistance play in the fight against apartheid in South Africa?
It was pivotal in challenging the apartheid regime.
How did FW de Klerk's presidency mark a significant shift in South Africa's political landscape?
It led to the release of Nelson Mandela.
What was the ultimate goal of the constitutional negotiations initiated in South Africa?
To bring about political change and promote equality.
In the context of apartheid resistance, what strategy did Nelson Mandela highlight as essential for liberating a country?
Collective action.
How did the wounds of apartheid impact South Africa after the transition to democracy?
They persisted and hindered the healing process.
Test your knowledge on the resistance against apartheid in South Africa, focusing on key events and figures such as the Sharpeville Massacre and the establishment of armed wings. Explore the ideological differences and strategies used by anti-apartheid groups.
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