Unit 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What was the punishment for a pass laws offence?

A

£5-8 fine and 5-8 weeks imprisonment.

The fine was worth 2 weeks wages

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2
Q

When did Macmillan give his ‘Winds of Change’ speech?

A

February 1960

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3
Q

Why did SA want to become a republic?

A

To leave the Commonwealth and implement Apartheid.

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4
Q

Break down Sharpville.

A

21st March 1960
PAC organized peaceful protest against pass laws
5,000 protesters, police lied and said 20,000
Police killed 69 injured 187
Also faked rock throwings at themselves (police)

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5
Q

When was a state of emergency called?

A

28th March 1960

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6
Q

When was the Unlawful Organization Act?

What did it do?

A

April 1960

banned political parties that threatened public order (aimed at ANC & PAC)

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7
Q

When did the ANC and PAC radicalize?

A

1961

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8
Q

When was the ANC’s first act of sabotage?

A

16th December 1961

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9
Q

When were Paarl march and Mbashe Bridge killings?

A

Paarl march 1962

Mbashe Bridge 1963

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10
Q

What years did the Rivonia trial take place in?

A

1963-1964

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11
Q

List 3 accusations from the Rivonia trial.

A

Having links to communism
Recruiting troops
attempted sabotage
Soliciting money from foreign states

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12
Q

How did Mandela use the Rivonia trial to his advantage?

A

He used it to broadcast a speech live to the world.

Drew attention to the flaws of Apartheid.

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13
Q

Who took over as mK leader after Mandela arrested?

A

Joe Modise

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14
Q

How did in the ANC fair internationally in the early 60s?

A

Did well
Oliver Tambo travelled the world. Spoke at a United Nations conference.
Got funding from Soviets and Sweden.

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15
Q

When and where was the Anti-Apartheid Movement formed?

A

1960 in London

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16
Q

What international condemnation did SA receive in the early 60s?

A

No hard punishments.
Banned from the Commonwealth Games in 1961
Banned from the World Cup in 1963
Banned from Olympics in 1964

17
Q

When was Verwoerd successfully assassinated?

A

1966

18
Q

What did manufacturing employment rise to in 1975?

A

1.6 million (from 855,000)

19
Q

What did the number of Africans doing White Collar work increase to in 1960s? And the previous number.

A

75,000 - 420,000

20
Q

How much did income increase for Africans in the 60s? (%)

A

23%

21
Q

Did the NP succeed in removing minorities from cities?

A

No

1960s, Africans living in cities rose from 1.5 million to 3.5 million.

22
Q

How much did white wages increase by during the 60s? (%)

A

50%

12 times more than Africans.

23
Q

Car production is a good indicator of wealth.

How many cars was SA producing in 1960?

A

95,000

24
Q

When and what was the first self-governing Bantustan?

A

December 1963

Transkei

25
Q

When did Vorster become Priminister?

A

1966

26
Q

What act did Vorster pass in 1967?

A

Terrorism Act - Allowed suspects to be detained indefinitely without a trial.

27
Q

Africans were barred from doing skilled work.
But one allowance was in the Native Building Workers Act.
When and what was it?

A

1951
Allowed Africans to work at a skilled level on building new houses in townships.

Could only work on African housing and were payed significantly less than white counterparts.