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- The national party won the south african elections in 1948, going for segregation and starting the apartheid by separating many people and neighborhoods by color
- Separation
- How did the apartheid start?
- Key events - Soweto uprisingA peaceful turned violent protest in a black school in south africa killing 176 children of the school, with the police open firing
- Key figure - Desmond tutu
- June 16, 1976
- Key player - Nelson Mandela
- What changed?The apartheid was brought to an end, and all people, regardless of race, were given the same opportunities in housing, education, health,#160; work opportunities, etc.
- Nelson Mandela was one of the key players in#160;ending the south African apartheid. He advocated many to use peaceful protests to advocate change in their country. He joined the ANC, a political organisation aimed to end the rule of the current south African leaders, becoming the leader in 1952. He lead on many speeches, and spread a lot of awareness on the subject. On June 12, 1964, he was sentenced to life in prison on#160;sabotage, treason, and violent conspiracy. He proceeded to write from prison about his experiences. He smuggled out a 500 page autobiography out of the prison he was in. In 1990 he was ordered out of prison after the anti apartheid president F.W De clerk came into power. Not so long after, Nelson Mandela was sworn into power
- April 26, 1994
- You have won the election by miles, you can now enjoy your presidency
- Key Event - Nelson mandela is sworn into power of south africa, ending the apartheid rule
- Desmond Tutu was a key figure in the ending of the african apartheid. He was a preist for most of his life, and became the bishop of Lesotho and cape town. That led up to him becoming the head of south Africas 1.6 million person anglican church. He used his power and reach to preach on protests and to advocate rights for black south africans
- EqualityUnificationEducationRightsOpportunities
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