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How was apartheid system practised in South Africa?​

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Answered by palakgandhi386
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The system of apartheid divided the people and labelled them on the basis of their skin colour. The natives of South Africa were the 'Blacks', the people of mixed races were 'Coloured' and the people who migrated from India, 'The Indians'. ... The Blacks could not visit the churches where the whites worshipped

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Answered by Xennial
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  • Apartheid was the racial discrimination between whites , blacks and the coloured people on the basis of skin colour.
  • There was seperate areas for whites and blacks to work , blacks were forced to live in dark areas.
  • Only certain blacks were allowed to work in the white areas who had the permission.
  • The natives of South Africa were the ‘Blacks’, the people of mixed races were ‘Coloured’ and the people who migrated from India, ‘The Indians’.
  • The Blacks could not visit the churches where the whites worshipped.
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