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Apartheid in South Africa

Apartheid in South Africa. By: Thomas Camp And Thomas Liney. Many non- whites were killed or beaten severely for little to no reason.

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Apartheid in South Africa

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  1. Apartheid in South Africa By: Thomas Camp And Thomas Liney

  2. Many non- whites were killed or beaten severely for little to no reason. http://socialjustice.ccnmtl.columbia.edu/images/thumb/5/5e/Apartheid.jpg/180px-Apartheid.jpg

  3. Many non- whites were shot and killed as a result of the non- whites protests. http://autocww.colorado.edu/~toldy2/E64ContentFiles/SociologyAndReform/ApartheidApartheidTensions.jpg

  4. Many white persons would kill non-whites just for a small crime like trespassing. http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/governence-projects/apartheid-repression/graphics/BAHA-apartheid-signage.jpg

  5. In South Africa there were more Non-whites than there were Whites but the whites had all the guns. http://s54963.gridserver.com/tmp/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/apartheid.jpg

  6. Women choosing not to take passes that would force them into a life of slavery. www.creativeroots.org/wp-content/uploads/2009

  7. Non- Whites could not pass the boundary to the white area. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_m41tc6ViD58/S_7uwI4EoDI/AAAAAAAAAyk/ZlTkSwEeVfI/s1600/Apartheid+photograph.jpg

  8. Non- whites could not use the same restroom as the White people. www.questconnect.org/images/Toilet_signs.jpg

  9. Colored people were even segregated from water fountains. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_RgPYO7YVySE/SDicmECiQsI/AAAAAAAAAJI/L6mLjkaCH2g/s400/ellioterwitt06.jpg

  10. The Registration act of 1950 segregated whites and non- whites in almost everything in everyday life. http://www.awesomestories.com/images/user/d67185069f.jpg

  11. Walter Sisulu was an anti-apartheid activist and Co- founder of the African National Congress Youth League http://zar.co.za/images/bio/sisulu/walter.jpg

  12. Nelson Mandela was put behind bars and when he got out of jail became the President of South Africa. South African http://www.zaffnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Nelson-Mandela.jpg

  13. Apartheid ends in 1991. http://www.oryxmedia.co.za/wp-content/gallery/people/ANTI%20APARTHEID%20PROTESTORS/195.jpg

  14. Nelson Mandela is elected president of South Africa officially ending Apartheid. http://estb.msn.com/i/86/96F26B8C8171472FF24260A9E7AD0.jpg

  15. Outline of Presentation • Slide 1: Children running for safety during Apartheid • Slide 2: Black people reading the news of people being killed • Slide 3: Strict warnings for Non-Whites during Apartheid • Slide 4: Graffiti showing Non-Whites had guns versus number of people • Slide 5: Women not accepting passes during Apartheid • Slide 6: Clear boundaries existed for Whites and Non-Whites • Slide 7: Even bathrooms were segregated between Whites and Non-Whites • Slide 8: Water fountains were also segregated • Slide 9: The Registration Act of 1950 • Slide 10: Walter Sisulu, Anti-Apartheid leader • Slide 11: Nelson Mandela in jail • Slide 12: People celebrating the end of Apartheid • Slide 13: Neslon Mandela elected President after Apartheid

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