History 144 L8: World War II and Social Change

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How many non‑white men served?

120,000 in NEAS

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Why did they volunteer?

 To prove loyalty, hope for democracy

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What inspired independence movements?

Atlantic Charter & war service

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ANC response?

AB Xuma manifesto; demand universal rights

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Who were new ANC radicals?

 Mandela, Sisulu; Youth League (1942)

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ANC Women’s League formed?

1943

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Women’s wartime roles?

Auxiliary services, agriculture, industry

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 Why limited change for women?

Expected to return to domestic roles post‑war

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Recognition for NEAS men?

Minimal (clothes, bicycle)

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White soldiers’ politics?

Voluntary service; orange emblem

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Springbok Legion?

60,000 members; defended soldiers’ rights

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Torch Commando?

Formed by “Sailor” Malan; liberal, but excluded Africans

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 Urbanisation effect?

Overcrowding, shack settlements

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Sophiatown significance?

Spontaneous black urban culture hub

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Famous cultural product?

Drum magazine

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Miriam Makeba’s roots?

Born 1932 Joburg; rose from Sophiatown music scene

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Post‑war consequences?

Rise of black urban culture, radical politics, Afrikaner nationalism = NP victory 1948