This policy had its origins in the Pass Laws, and several people who were opposed to this policy were sentenced to prison following the Rivonia Trials.
This policy had its origins in the Pass Laws, and several people who were opposed to this policy were sentenced to prison following the Rivonia Trials. The Spear of the Nation was the military wing of a political party which opposed this policy, which led to the Sharpeville Massacre as well as an event in which students who opposed the mandatory teaching of a certain language were fired upon by police, the Soweto Uprising. Ended by F.W. De Klerk and Nelson Mandela, for 10 points, name this policy of racial segregation in South Africa.
This policy had its origins in the Pass Laws, and several people who were opposed to this policy were sentenced to prison following the Rivonia Trials.
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