OCR GCSE History A · J410
Paper 1
A system of legally enforced racial separation and inequality in South Africa, introduced by the National Party government after 1948 to preserve white domination.
Revise: The Consolidation and Maintenance of ApartheidApartheid was a system of racial separation designed to preserve white political power and economic privilege. The National Party came to power in 1948 and extended earlier segregation through laws controlling residence, employment, education and public facilities. By the early 1960s, the government was trying to make white domination more secure and permanent.
- Revise: The Sharpeville Massacre and Its Impact
A system of legally enforced racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa that maintained white minority rule.
- Revise: Resistance, Armed Struggle and the Rivonia Trial
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- Revise: Black Consciousness and Labour Resistance
- Revise: The Soweto Uprising and International Opposition
- Revise: Impact of Resistance and the State Response
The system of racial segregation and white minority rule enforced in South Africa, which denied the black majority equal political rights and opportunities.
- Revise: Mass Resistance and the Crisis of Apartheid
A system of legally enforced racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa that maintained white political power.
- Revise: The Path to Democracy and the 1994 Election