History - Apartheid resistance

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What does ANC stand for?

African National Congress

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What does SACTU stand for?

South African Congress of Trade Unions

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What does SAIC stand for?

South African Indian Congress

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What does SACPO stand for?

South African Coloured People’s Organisation

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What does SACOD stand for?

South African Congress of Democrats

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What is the name of the white lawyer that defended anti-apartheid coloured people?

Bram Fischer

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When was the Defiance Campaign?

1952

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When was the Freedom Charter written?

1955

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When was the Trial Treason?

1956

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When did the PAC splinter away from the ANC?

1959

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When was the Sharpeville Massacre?

1960

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When was the resolution of 1598 (UN)?

1961

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When was the Rivonia Trial?

1963

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When did Mandela deliver his most famous speech?

1964

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Who were the new leaders of the ANC?

Sisulu, Mandela, Tambo

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When did the ‘new era’ of the ANC begin?

1948

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What were the main difference between the “old era” of the ANC and the “new era”?

The old era focused on petitions, the new era focused on civil disobedience

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What was the first campaign centred on civil disobedience?

Defiance Campaign

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What two acts of rebellion took place during the Defiance Campaign of 1952?

  1. Burning pass books

  2. Entering ‘white only’ areas

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How many people were arrested during the Defiance Campaign?

8500

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Where did it start?

Durban

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Which law was used to arrest people during the Defiance Campaign?

Suppression of Communism Act

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How many people were killed during the Defiance Campaign?

14

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Which law was passed due to the Defiance Campaign?

Public Safety Act

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In what did the UN comment on the Defiance Campaign?

In the Resolution 1598

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What did the UN call the Defiance Campaign?

A threat to peace

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How many volunteers took part in the creation of the freedom charter?

50 000

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What were the ANC volunteers collecting in order to create the freedom charter?

Freedom demands

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What were all the freedom demands drawn up into?

A freedom charter

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Give two reasons why the freedom charter was controversial?

  1. Included cooperation with white people

  2. Sounded communist

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What idea believes the actions of individuals drive history?

Intentionalism

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What idea believes individuals derive from the circumstances that were historically created.

Structuralism

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What is the name of the group which support the freedom charter?

The congress of the people

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Where was the freedom charter most famously read out?

Kliptown

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How many people attended the reading of the freedom charter at Kliptown?

7000

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How many leaders of the congress alliance were arrested during a raid for attending the Kliptown meeting?

156

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Name 3 famous leaders that were put trial for treason in 1956?

Mandela, Luthuli, and Tambo

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Who was the lead defence lawyer defending the 156 congress alliance leaders put on trial?

Bram Fischer

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What did the PAC stand for?

Pan African Congress

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What is the name of the white women organisation against apartheid?

The black sash movement

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Why were the women wearing a black sash?

Mourning the death of democracy

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Who was the leader of the PAC?

Subokwe

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How many people attended the Sharpeville demonstration?

5000 - 20 000

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Who organised the march that lead to the Sharpeville massacre?

PAC

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How many people were killed?

69

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What group did the ANC split into, to which Mandela was the leader of?

MK (Umkhonto we Sizwe)

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What does Umkhonto we Sizwe mean in Zulu?

Spear of the Nation

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Who was the leader of Umkhonto we Sizwe?

Mandela

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What did the PAC split into?

POQO

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What does POQO mean?

Pure

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Who was the leader of POQO?

Leballo

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What kind of violence did the MK believe in?

Violence against property

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What kind of violence did the POQO believe in?

Violence against individuals

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MK wanted to undermine the ____ of the state

foundation

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POQO wanted to undermine the ____ of the state

leadership

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When was Mandela’s first TV interview?

1961

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How many people were arrested for the Rivonia Trial?

10 leading members of the ANC

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How many, and what were the charges against the leading members of the ANC at the Rivonia Trial?

221 counts of sabotage

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After how many years of non-violence did Mandela say black people were forced to turn to violence?

50

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Who was the leader of the Anti-Apartheid movement in the UK?

Lady Barbara Castle

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What is the name of the judge at the Rivonia Trial?

Quartus de Wet

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How many votes were there against the killing of political prisoners (due to the Rivonia trial) at the National Assembly?

106 to 1 (South Africa)

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What did the UN threaten South Africa with if they were to kill Mandela and the other ANC leaders at the Rivonia trial?

Economic sanctions

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<p>Who is this?</p>

Who is this?

Nelson Mandela

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<p>Who is this?</p>

Who is this?

Albert Luthuli

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<p>Who is this?</p>

Who is this?

Robert Sobukwe

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<p>Who is this?</p>

Who is this?

Walter Sisulu

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<p>Who is this?</p>

Who is this?

Oliver Tambo