One of history's most dangerous myths Flashcards

Question

graze | /ɡreɪz/ ## Footnote verb

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chăn thả (động vật) ## Footnote To graze cattle

Answer 2

sự đơn giản hóa quá mức ## Footnote An ignorant oversimplification

Answer 3

quốc hội

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the use of something in order to get an advantage from it ## Footnote The European parliament in Cape Town took this exploitation even further by passing the Glen Grey Act

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an official statement that something must happen ## Footnote More than 200 people were freed by military decree

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to (cause something to) break suddenly into very small pieces ## Footnote His leg was shattered in the accident

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of or shared by every member of a group of people ## Footnote To shatter the system of collective tribal ownership and creating a class of landless people

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bộ lạc ## Footnote To shatter the system of collective tribal ownership and creating a class of landless people

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to give or to be a good reason for ## Footnote To justify the theft, Europeans painted the locals as barbarians

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kẻ man rợ ## Footnote To justify the theft, Europeans painted the locals as barbarians

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to remove, pull, or tear the covering or outer layer from something ## Footnote This strategy of stripping locals of their right to ancestral lands

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extremely violent, wild, or frightening ## Footnote To cast native people as savages has been employed by many colonizers

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to find someone or something that was lost ## Footnote In South Africa, the influence of this narrative can be traced directly to a brutal campaign of institutionalized racism

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able to provide everything you need, especially food, for yourself without the help of other people ## Footnote Barred from their lands, the once self-sufficient population struggled as migrant laborers and miners on European-owned property

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người lao động nhập cư ## Footnote Barred from their lands, the once self-sufficient population struggled as migrant laborers and miners on European-owned property

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thợ mỏ ## Footnote Barred from their lands, the once self-sufficient population struggled as migrant laborers and miners on European-owned property

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kept separate or treated differently according to race, sex, religion, etc. ## Footnote The law forbade them from working certain skilled jobs, and forced Africans to live in racially segregated areas

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to become greater, more serious, or more extreme, or to make something do this ## Footnote Over time, these racist policies intensified, mandating separation in urban areas, restricting voting rights

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to give official permission for something to happen ## Footnote Over time, these racist policies intensified, mandating separation in urban areas, restricting voting rights

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to completely change a system so that it works more effectively ## Footnote Under this system, African people had no voting rights, and the education of native Africans was overhauled to emphasize their legal and social subservience to white settlers

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a willingness to do what other people want ## Footnote Under this system, African people had no voting rights, and the education of native Africans was overhauled to emphasize their legal and social subservience to white settlers

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If an unpleasant feeling or situation persists, it continues to exist ## Footnote This state of legally enforced racism persisted through the early 1990s

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the act of fighting against something that is attacking you ## Footnote South African resistance movements fought throughout the 20th century to gain political and economic freedom

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khảo cổ học ## Footnote South African scholars have been using archaeological evidence to correct the historical record