Topic 1 - response to Apartheid Flashcards

1
Q

how many seats did the National Party win in the 1948 elections vs the United Party

A

79 seats over the United Party’s 71

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2
Q

When was the Broederbond set up

A

1918

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3
Q

What is Swart Gevaar and how did it help the NP win the elections

A

swart Gevaar - black danger - many Afrikaners felt that the united party did not enforce segregation enough and the NP ensured that the ‘black threat would be prevented

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4
Q

what occured to African wages during WWII under Smuts?

A

They rose from 1/5 of white wages to 1/4

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5
Q

when did Hendrik Verwoerd become Minister of Native Affairs?

A

1950

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6
Q

when was the population Registration Act and What did it do?

A

1950 - assigned South Africans 1 of 4 racial categories

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7
Q

when was the Immorality Act

A

1950

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8
Q

when was the Group Areas Act and what did it do

A

1950 - allowed the government to assign areas to a certain race group

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9
Q

when was the Suppression of Communism Act

A

1950

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10
Q

when was the abolition of Passes Act

A

1952

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11
Q

how many residents did Sophiatown have before the Group Areas Act

A

60,000

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12
Q

which area was the ‘we won’t move’ protest in 1955 after the Group Areas Act was implemented

A

Sophiatown

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13
Q

how many residents were forcibly removed in District Six in 1966?

A

600,000

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14
Q

When was the Bantu Education Act and who did it put african education under the control of?

A

1953 - the control of Native Affairs

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15
Q

how many african children attended school in 1948

A

less than 33%

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16
Q

how many black south africans were literate in 1948?

A

25%

17
Q

when was the Tomlinson Report and how much did he suggest was funded to Bantustans?

A

1955 - £100 million

18
Q

when was the ANC founded and when did ideas grow of Civil Disobedience?

A

founded in 1912 but ideas gew in the 1940s for civil disobedience

19
Q

when was the ANC Youth League formed and by who?

A

1944 - formed by Walter Sisulu

20
Q

when was the defiance campaign

A

1952

21
Q

how many arrests were made in the Eastern Cape during the Defiance campaign

A

8,000

22
Q

when was the Potato Boycott

A

1957-1959

23
Q

when was the freedom Charter

A

1955

24
Q

how many Congress leaders were arrested during the Treason Trial

A

156

25
Q

when was the PAC formed

A

1959

26
Q

who founded the PAC and was the first leader

A

Robert Sobukwe

27
Q

when was the liberal party formed

A

1953

28
Q

when was the ANC’s Youth League’s programme of Action

A

1949

29
Q

1948 Urban areas population

A

20% Africans 75% Whites

30
Q

what acts were passed in 1950

A

Group Areas Act
Immorality Act
Prohibition of Mixed Marriage Act
Suppression of Communism Act

31
Q

1952 change in ANC

A

Moderate president Xuma replaced with Luthuli

32
Q

how many arrests in the Eastern Cape as a result of the 1952 Defiance Campaign

A

8,000

33
Q

Whilst in place, how many Africans were evicted as a result of the Group Areas Act

A

3.5 million

34
Q

Change in Education

A

1953 Bantu Education Act and Extension of University Act

35
Q

Treason Trial - when and details

A

1956 - 156 congress leaders arrested

36
Q

Sophiatown

A

1956, 60,000 residents forcible removed

37
Q

womens protest 1957

A

mass pass protest in Johannesburg

38
Q

1957 violence around the Bantu-Authorities Act

A

9 officials beaten to death in Bantustans, over 100 arrested