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History A
Non-British Depth Studies
South Africa 1960–1994
Collapse of Apartheid c.1980s–1994
Collapse of Apartheid c.1980s–1994
What You Need to Know
Analyze the growing pressure on the regime from sanctions, the United Democratic Front, and mass resistance.
Explain the growth of Inkatha and the impact of violence in Black communities.
Discuss opposition to the 1983 constitution and the State of Emergency.
Evaluate the divisions within the National Party and the failure of ‘total strategy’.
Assess the role of leading figures like FW de Klerk and Mandela in the transition.
Describe the unbanning of political parties and the first free elections in 1994.
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