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A statement of the core principles of the South African congress, states: "The people shall govern!"
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Women protesting against the reference documents they were being forced to carry
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Police opened fire on a large group of black people peacefully protesting, killing 69.
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Black workers went on strike demanding higher wages, and it caught national attention.
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Students began protesting the forced use of Afrikaans and English as a 50/50 mix in language instruction at education institutions.
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An anti-apartheid activist leader who became a martyr for the movement. He wanted to empower blacks and get them to feel like humans instead of the way they were being treated: like dirt.
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The prominent black leader was released after spending 27 years in prison.
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South Africa's first Democratic election was held with universal adult suffrage, marking the end of apartheid.
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A major leader in the anti-apartheid movement was elected president of South Africa following their first Democratic election.
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A restorative justice system assembled in South Africa, which some thought of as a major part in becoming a true Democracy.
