how successful was the ANC Flashcards

1
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freedom charter aim

A

‘one person, one vote’

political freedom

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2
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wanted better

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education

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3
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equal

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civil rights as whites and distribution of land

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4
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protest actions

A

sharpeville

pass books

stayaways

defiance campaign

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5
Q

politcal action

A

freedom charter

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6
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MK actions

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sabotage of strategic places

response to Sharpeville

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7
Q

ANC city failure

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Johannesburg was the most dangerous city from 1992-1999

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8
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within the movement

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one failure of the ANC were the divisions within the movement

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9
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the ANC caused

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huge ammounts of deaths as an impact of their actions, partly due to the MK

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10
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ANC leaders

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like Mandela locked away

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11
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Tambo successes

A

established the ANC in England

gained support for their cause

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12
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Sharpeville successes

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world media

withdrawing of foreign capital- unstable economy

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13
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MK successes

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fought back but intensified the conflict

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14
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Mandela successes

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Mandela as President in 1994

equal rights constitution based on Freedom Charter

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15
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1920/30s

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ANC was ineffective

leaders were moderate and tried to win support of whites with good behaviour

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16
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YES

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growth of movement in early years

successes in early 50s

freedom charter 1955

brought international recognition

MK

kept going despite being banned

17
Q

NO

A

imprisonment of key leaders following Rivonia Trial 1965

divisions within the movement

arguably less successful that Black Consciousness, UDF and Desmond Tutu

arguably less usccessful than international pressure