Which statement describes an effect of apartheid on the South African

population?

A. All South Africans were required to give up their Dutch or British

citizenship

B. Nonwhite South Africans were forced to live in segregated areas.

c. White South Africans were forced to vote in favor of antiapartheid

reform.

D. All nonwhite South Africans were enrolled in classes to learn to

speak Afrikaans.

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Kara Daniel

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8 December, 08:51

Which statement describes an effect of apartheid on the South African

population?

A. All South Africans were required to give up their Dutch or British

citizenship

B. Nonwhite South Africans were forced to live in segregated areas.

c. White South Africans were forced to vote in favor of antiapartheid

reform.

D. All nonwhite South Africans were enrolled in classes to learn to

speak Afrikaans.

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Kaylynn Stanley · Answer 1

B. Nonwhite South Africans were forced to live in segregate areas

Explanation:

The apartheid in South Africa was terrible toward the nonwhite population. The nonwhite population was segregated and discriminated against at every possible level. Everything in the country was controlled by the white minority, while the nonwhite population was left on the margins. The nonwhite population was not allowed to even live in the same areas as the white population, but instead it was forced to live in other areas. The job opportunities were very limited, the education and institutions not available to them, and all in all they were put to live in miserable conditions without any opportunities in life.