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61 Cards in this Set
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What is the racial composition of the South Africa? |
Black---africans---white---settle---indians---labourers and traders. |
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What is Apartheid? |
Separation based on races----Black----white----Indian---coloured races. |
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Which languages were spoken by Blacks and Whites in South Africa? |
Afrikan----zulu |
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What is ANC? |
African national Congress-----against---apartheid. |
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What is ANC? |
African national Congress-----against---apartheid. |
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Name a well-known leader of African National Congress. |
Nelson Mandela |
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What is ANC? |
African national Congress-----against---apartheid. |
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Name a well-known leader of African National Congress. |
Nelson Mandela |
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When did South Africa become a democratic country? |
1994 |
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What is ANC? |
African national Congress-----against---apartheid. |
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Name a well-known leader of African National Congress. |
Nelson Mandela |
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When did South Africa become a democratic country? |
1994 |
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Who is responsible for resolving conflicts in a country? |
Govt |
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What is ANC? |
African national Congress-----against---apartheid. |
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Name a well-known leader of African National Congress. |
Nelson Mandela |
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When did South Africa become a democratic country? |
1994 |
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Who is responsible for resolving conflicts in a country? |
Govt |
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How can rivers become a source of conflict in a country? |
Between states----sharing water |
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What is ANC? |
African national Congress-----against---apartheid. |
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Name a well-known leader of African National Congress. |
Nelson Mandela |
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When did South Africa become a democratic country? |
1994 |
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Who is responsible for resolving conflicts in a country? |
Govt |
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How can rivers become a source of conflict in a country? |
Between states----sharing water |
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What is the key idea behind a democratic government? |
Equality---justice |
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What is ANC? |
African national Congress-----against---apartheid. |
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Name a well-known leader of African National Congress. |
Nelson Mandela |
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When did South Africa become a democratic country? |
1994 |
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Who is responsible for resolving conflicts in a country? |
Govt |
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How can rivers become a source of conflict in a country? |
Between states----sharing water |
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What is the key idea behind a democratic government? |
Equality---justice |
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What laws were imposed on the different races in South Africa? |
Mingle----live---common facilities. |
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What is ANC? |
African national Congress-----against---apartheid. |
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Name a well-known leader of African National Congress. |
Nelson Mandela |
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When did South Africa become a democratic country? |
1994 |
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Who is responsible for resolving conflicts in a country? |
Govt |
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How can rivers become a source of conflict in a country? |
Between states----sharing water |
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What is the key idea behind a democratic government? |
Equality---justice |
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What laws were imposed on the different races in South Africa? |
Mingle----live---common facilities. |
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Why is voting important in a democracy? |
Representatives-----elect------voices and interests of the people-----decisions---on behalf of the people. |
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How is the power of the government checked through elections? |
Fixed periods----re-elected----people to sense their power----regular elections---limit the power of govt |
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Why do conflicts occur in a country? What do these lead to? |
Discrimination----differences ---settle---violent---fear---tension |
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Why do conflicts occur in a country? What do these lead to? |
Discrimination----differences ---settle---violent---fear---tension |
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What role is played by the police in a country? |
Representatives meet---solution---peace and hormony in that area |
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Why do conflicts occur in a country? What do these lead to? |
Discrimination----differences ---settle---violent---fear---tension |
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What role is played by the police in a country? |
Representatives meet---solution---peace and hormony in that area |
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State the different ways through which people can participate in the process of government. |
Govt ----work---criticise |
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Why do conflicts occur in a country? What do these lead to? |
Discrimination----differences ---settle---violent---fear---tension |
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What role is played by the police in a country? |
Representatives meet---solution---peace and hormony in that area |
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State the different ways through which people can participate in the process of government. |
Govt ----work---criticise |
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Write a few lines on gender discrimination. What steps have been taken by the government to promote gender equality in our country? |
Equal---special provisions---fee waived---reservations |
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Why do conflicts occur in a country? What do these lead to? |
Discrimination----differences ---settle---violent---fear---tension |
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What role is played by the police in a country? |
Representatives meet---solution---peace and hormony in that area |
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State the different ways through which people can participate in the process of government. |
Govt ----work---criticise |
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Write a few lines on gender discrimination. What steps have been taken by the government to promote gender equality in our country? |
Equal---special provisions---fee waived---reservations |
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Why did the government banned Untouchability? Name an important leader of this movement. |
Education---transport---health facilities---prayers---secularism---ban---Dr B R ambedkar. |
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Why do conflicts occur in a country? What do these lead to? |
Discrimination----differences ---settle---violent---fear---tension |
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What role is played by the police in a country? |
Representatives meet---solution---peace and hormony in that area |
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State the different ways through which people can participate in the process of government. |
Govt ----work---criticise |
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Write a few lines on gender discrimination. What steps have been taken by the government to promote gender equality in our country? |
Equal---special provisions---fee waived---reservations |
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Why did the government banned Untouchability? Name an important leader of this movement. |
Education---transport---health facilities---prayers---secularism---ban---Dr B R ambedkar. |
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How were blacks discriminated in South Africa? |
Land---transport---medical facilities----schools---colleges---parks----restaurants. |
