Unit 2 Flashcards
What was the punishment for a pass laws offence?
£5-8 fine and 5-8 weeks imprisonment.
The fine was worth 2 weeks wages
When did Macmillan give his ‘Winds of Change’ speech?
February 1960
Why did SA want to become a republic?
To leave the Commonwealth and implement Apartheid.
Break down Sharpville.
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)
When was a state of emergency called?
28th March 1960
When was the Unlawful Organization Act?
What did it do?
April 1960
banned political parties that threatened public order (aimed at ANC & PAC)
When did the ANC and PAC radicalize?
1961
When was the ANC’s first act of sabotage?
16th December 1961
When were Paarl march and Mbashe Bridge killings?
Paarl march 1962
Mbashe Bridge 1963
What years did the Rivonia trial take place in?
1963-1964
List 3 accusations from the Rivonia trial.
Having links to communism
Recruiting troops
attempted sabotage
Soliciting money from foreign states
How did Mandela use the Rivonia trial to his advantage?
He used it to broadcast a speech live to the world.
Drew attention to the flaws of Apartheid.
Who took over as mK leader after Mandela arrested?
Joe Modise
How did in the ANC fair internationally in the early 60s?
Did well
Oliver Tambo travelled the world. Spoke at a United Nations conference.
Got funding from Soviets and Sweden.
When and where was the Anti-Apartheid Movement formed?
1960 in London