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  • Why apartheid was bad for the blacks in South Africa? Durin9 1948 Apartheid was made to driscriminate native south africans.

     

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ID number:817850
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Published: 29.10.2003.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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Apartheid was made in 1948 by the South African government in order to discriminate the natives. The word "apart " in apartheid even meant what happened to the two races. It was a plan to keep the Blacks and Whites there, separate and unequal. For example, the Blacks couldn't walk in the same stairway as the Whites or go to the same restaurant, public lavatories, water fountains, etc. This benefited the Whites more than the Blacks, this system is kind of related to slavery.
Native South Africans didn't like apartheid one bit. They who protested against this matter was put in jail and…

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