HISTORY OF SOUTH AFRICA: 1948-1994 *REVISION GUIDE*

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Why are all these fedora tippers descending on this video lmao brThis is a part of the UK a level specification, the "1948 to 1994" is misleading because this is mainly 40s to 60s but the violence was mainly in the 70s and 80s after the creation of mk and poqo In this period resistance was mostly peaceful (ie the defiance campaign) because they were trying to replicate the civil rights movement which was going on at the same time The anc only switched to violence after decades of peaceful protest had only been met by harsher restrictions (terrorism act) and violence (sharpeville massacre)
Comment from : nell from hell

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Comment from : First Rate Tutors

Ignorant af
Comment from : Carolinus

I want to learn why S Africa has become an absolute Hell hole since apartheid ended
Comment from : Evan Steinert

Moving on Still no why
Comment from : Mike Franklin

You forgotten that South Africa was devided into Ciskei, , Lesotho, Zwaziland, and ZAR brbrOut of those , South Africa today, was the Cape , Natal , Transvaal and Freestate brbrNow all these states are run by blacks brbrWhere was the apartheid Blacks ruled three out of the four states for atleast 500 years
Comment from : Morne Terblanche

She can not even say Apartheid correctly Understanding why the whites controlled and build created moved the country forward after the British mess is left out I love how people who are not even from South Africa see and know it all but look past the unpopular war or the communist attacks on the country or the ANC brutal and horrific methods to force blacks to join their communist party May be she should spend a few weeks in Hillbrow or SOWETO Zola 1 or 5 district and get a better idea for what she is talking about first hand
Comment from : Matt Lombard

this entire clip irks me
Comment from : uSbusiso Phakathwayo

The way she said apartheid triggered me
Comment from : Mydadsoldmeon eBay

This is why the world cant heal and move on, because you think its ok to keep giving it power Talk about the future, forget about the past and you will see a world united
Comment from : JAY EVOLUTIONX

Good ol' South Africa
Comment from : Kitas

This is all bull look what happens with eskom the right person to sort power brHe recower 90bil of dept in 18 mouth open your eyes!!@@@@@
Comment from : andries de beer

Pleas stop the i'm american accent
Comment from : CABBAGE GAMMING

History in the eye of the beholder
Comment from : Y Erasmus

I would like to add my relatives were wealthy and my mother's cousin said it was a dangerous place in Rhodesia and went to school under armed guard and had black servants It was a very racist time and my aunties and uncles spoke of the black people like they were second class citizens
Comment from : Steve Hind

Thanks but Why is it missing the later topics after Mandela ? - 1970s and the Soweto Uprising br- 1980s and the decade of violence br- Late 1980s: Beginning of Change br- Negotiation Process br- 1994: Apartheid officially ends and Mandela comes to pow
Comment from : Ahmed Ali Khan

I was listening to this and studying and next day I wrote exams and passed thanks
Comment from : Samir George

Gotta say this is a really low resolution view of apartheid, its intentions and its reasoning It was racist mostly in its implementation (if you have seen a map of the "bantustans" you get the idea) There were, and are legitimate reasons to view south africa as a country that should be partitioned, apartheid in theory was ment to facilitate this, of course racism got involved and well that lead to shit I dont think apartheid should of existed but treating it so one dimensionally means that people won't understand why it was wrong, nor will they realise the issues that the country faces today and why they exist
Comment from : David Hobbs

Hahahahaha peaceful protest that's the biggest mouthful I have ever heard Have people forgotten that Winnie Mandela was the one that invented de-lipping and necklacing to those of their own people who did not agree with the ANC And has everyone forgotten that the ANC was known as the African national communists before it was changed to Congress Seriously Lucas Mangope, the president of the late Bophuthatswana (Now known as North west) Was president in the so called communistic apartheid government (By the way supported by NATO in the north African proxy wars) He was ten times the man Mandela could ever be People make a mockery of peoples pain by not telling the truth Our history is beautiful and all I see is people taking a dump on it
Comment from : DeadLabRat Gaming

This is the most cherry picked history lesson that I have ever witnessed
Comment from : Eben

Actually, First Rate Tutors, you are omitting to mention that the cultural norms of the Africans who eventually settled in South Africa, were Tribal The people answered to the headman They lived in Kraals, in thatched “pole and daga” huts They wore animal skin clothes, were all ways barefoot and ate with their hands The headman owned everything but allowed villagers the use of anything The headman was all powerful and had the power of life or death over his clan That culture of appropriation of what ever they saw that European had was incompatible with European culture Hence apartheid separated the cultures
Comment from : WildIRoam