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Democratic transition in South Africa

दक्षिण अफ्रीका में लोकतांत्रिक संक्रमण

In this Class 9 Civics topic from “Constitutional Design,” students examine how South Africa moved from apartheid to democracy. They learn why racial discrimination and unequal political rights created the need for change, and how negotiations, compromise, and inclusive participation helped shape a new constitutional order. The topic highlights Nelson Mandela’s role, the importance of equality and human dignity, and how a constitution can protect rights while building trust among divided communities. It connects democratic transition with constitutional values and responsible citizenship.

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Easy · Level 27 · apartheid,racial discrimination,separation
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  1. Equal rights
  2. Racial separation and discrimination
  3. Universal voting
  4. Peaceful cooperation
Easy · Level 27 · white minority,apartheid,power
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  1. In the hands of farmers
  2. In the hands of all citizens
  3. In the hands of the white minority
  4. In the hands of students
Easy · Level 27 · nelson mandela,anti apartheid,south africa
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  1. Mahatma Gandhi
  2. Jawaharlal Nehru
  3. Abraham Lincoln
  4. Nelson Mandela
Easy · Level 27 · anc,nelson mandela,freedom struggle
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  1. African National Congress
  2. United Nations Army
  3. British Parliament
  4. South African Cricket Board
Easy · Level 27 · 1994,elections,democracy
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  1. 1980
  2. 1994
  3. 2004
  4. 1960
Easy · Level 27 · president,nelson mandela,1994
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  1. F W de Klerk
  2. Julius Nyerere
  3. Nelson Mandela
  4. Martin Luther King
Easy · Level 27 · black people,discrimination,apartheid
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  1. They got all rights
  2. They had full control in government
  3. They had no restrictions
  4. They faced discrimination and unequal treatment
Easy · Level 27 · equal rights,democracy,south africa
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  1. To create a democracy with equal rights
  2. To increase racial discrimination
  3. To establish monarchy
  4. To remove voting rights
Easy · Level 27 · constitution,new democracy,south africa
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  1. War plan
  2. New Constitution
  3. King's order
  4. Trade list
Easy · Level 27 · equality,rights,constitution
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  1. Racial separation
  2. Rule of one race
  3. Equality and rights
  4. Secret rule
Easy · Level 27 · racial equality,struggle,rights
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  1. Struggle for racial equality and rights
  2. Only sports competition
  3. Music festival
  4. Trade fair
Easy · Level 27 · apartheid,south africa,racial segregation,race and colour,constitutional design,democracy
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  1. On the basis of race and skin colour
  2. On the basis of age and work experience
  3. On the basis of language and educational qualification
  4. On the basis of income and property
Easy · Level 27 · voting rights,political participation,apartheid
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  1. Right to play
  2. Right to vote and political participation
  3. Right to see the sun
  4. Right to cook food
Easy · Level 27 · reconciliation,peaceful transition,south africa
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  1. To increase old hatred
  2. To start war
  3. To build a new society together
  4. To stop voting
Easy · Level 27 · constitution making,equality,rights
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  1. Only taking revenge
  2. Only white rule
  3. Continuing discrimination
  4. Rights and equality for all
Easy · Level 27 · de klerk,apartheid,transition
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  1. As a leader linked with ending apartheid
  2. As first President of India
  3. As emperor of France
  4. As army chief of America
Easy · Level 27 · mandela,reconciliation,equality
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  1. Revenge and violence
  2. Reconciliation and equality
  3. Racial separation
  4. Secret rule
Easy · Level 27 · public places,separate facilities,apartheid
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  1. Equal facilities for all
  2. No discrimination at all
  3. Separate facilities on racial basis
  4. Facilities only for children
Easy · Level 27 · lesson,equality,reconciliation
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  1. Discrimination should be permanent
  2. Equality and reconciliation can build a new democracy
  3. Rights are not needed
  4. Constitution has no importance
Easy · Level 27 · new constitution,all citizens,inclusion
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  1. Only for white people
  2. Only for rulers
  3. For all citizens
  4. Only for soldiers