Exam 14: South Africa: Society in Transition

The Afrikaners in South Africa are called white Africans primarily because they:

In which way are South Africa and the United States similar?

The physical and social separation of ethnic groups in South Africa was established primarily under the guise of:

Since the end of apartheid:

Which group would be most likely to view Africans through a paternalistic lens in the 19^th century?

Which term best describes the political and racial system in South Africa before the demise of apartheid?

What was the predominant language in business and industry in 20th century South Africa?

Since apartheid collapsed, changes in the system of racial inequality have been impelled by the demands of __________.

The trekking movement:

The rise of apartheid is particularly striking because it occurred:

Apartheid began around __________ and saw its demise around ___________.

South African history illustrates how:

South Africa's ________ rates are the highest in the world.

What is the single overriding criterion of societal power in South Africa?

The current ruling political party in South Africa is the:

Pierre van den Berghe (1978) referred to the South African sociopolitical system as a Herrenvolk democracy.What did he mean by this?

What was the primary motivating factor for the Boer Wars?

The first cornerstone of apartheid was the Population Registration Act of 1950, which:

After a war in 1899, the British interned the __________ in concentration camps where 26,000 died in captivity.

The exclusion of Africans from __________ was a precipitating factor in the civil unrest that occurred in the 1980s.