Apartheid is not racism1

South Africa

  • Dutch settlers arrived in South Africa

    Dutch settlers arrived in South Africa
    Dutch settlers arrive in South Africa, in 1756, they import slaves from West Africa, Malaysia, and India, establishing the dominance of whites over non-whites in the region.
  • Dutch recontrol of the Cap.!

    Dutch recontrol of the Cap.!
    Britain relinquished control of the Cape colonies briefly before reconquering the area in 1806.
  • They Rise The Zulu Kingdom.!!!

    They Rise The Zulu Kingdom.!!!
    Shaka Zulu created the Zulu Kingdom in much of southern Africa, and united many similar African tribes to create a unified empire.
  • 5,000 thousand Brisih stelllers move into cape clonoey.!

    5,000 thousand Brisih stelllers move into cape clonoey.!
    Middle-class settlers from England moved to the rural areas around the colonies in order to create a "buffer zone" between the warring Boers and the Xhosa, to no avail. Within three years, fifty percent of the settlers had moved back to urban cities in south Africa.
  • British eliminat the Natal region.!

    British eliminat the Natal region.!
    This region north and east of the Orange River is where Boer settlers moved and fought with the native African population for control of the land. The British finally moved in and took over in 1843 in order to establish sugar plantations, but found resistance from the Zulu tribes.
  • Dangerous jods for Blacks

    Dangerous jods for Blacks
    Diamond mining begins in South Africa. Africans are given the most dangerous jobs, are paid far less than white workers, and are housed in fenced, patrolled barracks. Oppressive conditions and constant surveillance keep Africans from organizing for better wages and working conditions.
  • South Africa Act

    South Africa Act
    In south Africa act take almost all of political rights of Africa three of the county's four states
  • U.N.G. vs. S.A.

    U.N.G. vs. S.A.
    today, in 1962, the United Nations General Assembly adopts a resolution condemning South Africa's racist apartheid policies and calling for all the people to end economic, military relations with our country.
  • Horrible Pay Day.!

    Horrible Pay Day.!
    South Africa mine workers are paid twelve times less than their white counterparts and are made to work the most dangerous jobs. Over 75,000 Africans go on strike to support for higher wages. Police use violence to clam down unnamed workers back to their jobs. To the effect to that over 1,000 workers are injured or killed.
  • Killing of school childern

    Killing of school childern
    Decmeber 16, 1976 is when childern were shot down at school.
  • The death of Steve Biko

    The death of  Steve Biko
    Steve biko (biko) was killed September 9, 1977, because two plocie beat him to death.
  • Death of Yugoslavian Dictator

    Death of Yugoslavian Dictator
    Yugoslavaian Dictator Marshal Tito dies.
  • Released form Prison.

    Released form Prison.
    Nelson Mandela was conditional release from the prison sentence he had been serving since the conclusion of the Rivonia Trial in 1964.
  • Days of Africa American people.

    Days of Africa American people.
    For almost 350 years, Africa American people in South Africa had been picked to exceedingly unruled laws designed, then to subjugate them and incorporate their lands into the British Empire, and secondly to turn them in labour reserves that ensured privilege to a White minority.
  • British are coming.!

    British missionaries came and criticize the racist practises of the Boers. They urge the Boers to treat the Africans nice. Boers justify their practises in the belief that they're superior to Africans.