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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 · equality,anti apartheid,democratic value
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  1. Inequality
  2. Discrimination
  3. Secret power
  4. Equality
Easy · Level 27 · elections,participation,all races
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  1. They gave political participation to all races
  2. They increased apartheid
  3. They removed rights
  4. They ended the Constitution
Easy · Level 27 · transition,apartheid to democracy,equal rights
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  1. From racial discrimination to equal rights system
  2. From democracy to apartheid
  3. From peace to war
  4. From equality to discrimination
Easy · Level 27 · race,unequal rights,apartheid
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  1. Race
  2. Rainfall
  3. Mountain
  4. Weather
Easy · Level 27 · racial injustice,constitution,challenge
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  1. Ending old racial injustice
  2. Increasing farming
  3. Creating a new language
  4. Changing weather
Easy · Level 27 · anc,equal rights,anti apartheid
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  1. Struggle against apartheid and equal rights
  2. Establish monarchy
  3. Stop voting
  4. Increase discrimination
Easy · Level 27 · result,legal discrimination,equal rights
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  1. Legal support for racial discrimination ended
  2. Apartheid became stronger
  3. Rights of Black people decreased further
  4. Democracy ended
Easy · Level 27 · constitution,unity,equal rights
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  1. By giving equal rights and a shared future
  2. By increasing racial walls
  3. By making policy of revenge
  4. By keeping people separate
Easy · Level 27 · citizenship,equal rights,democracy
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  1. Equal rights and equality before law
  2. Racial superiority
  3. Only white identity
  4. Separate ranks
Easy · Level 27 · racial division,society,apartheid
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  1. Racial division
  2. Scientific division
  3. Seasonal division
  4. Musical division
Easy · Level 27 · reconciliation,democracy,peace
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  1. Thinking of reconciliation instead of revenge
  2. Thinking of increasing discrimination
  3. Thinking of hiding power
  4. Thinking of removing rights
Easy · Level 27 · constitution making,south africa,democratic design
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  1. Because it connected a divided society through a democratic Constitution
  2. Because it rejected constitution
  3. Because it removed rights
  4. Because it stopped elections
Easy · Level 27 · racial segregation,apartheid,inequality
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  1. Keeping people separate and unequal by race
  2. Treating everyone equally
  3. Giving vote to all
  4. Teaching everyone together
Easy · Level 27 · new democracy,equal rights,constitution
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  1. On equal rights and Constitution
  2. On racial discrimination
  3. On secret laws
  4. On superiority of one race
Easy · Level 27 · white minority,political power,apartheid
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  1. All races equally
  2. The white minority
  3. All students
  4. Only workers
Easy · Level 27 · equal dignity,rights,constitution
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  1. All citizens have equal dignity and rights
  2. One race is above all
  3. Voting is not needed
  4. Old discrimination should continue
Easy · Level 27 · people participation,1994 election,all races
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  1. Through participation of all races in the first democratic election
  2. By stopping elections
  3. By removing rights
  4. By choosing a king
Easy · Level 27 · apartheid to democracy,transition,south africa
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  1. Journey from apartheid to democracy with equal rights
  2. Journey from democracy to apartheid
  3. Journey from equality to discrimination
  4. Journey from election to monarchy
Easy · Level 27 · south africa,apartheid,equality,racial discrimination,constitutional design,voting rights
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  1. No discrimination in rights on the basis of race
  2. Political rights remain limited to the white minority
  3. Voting rights be granted on the basis of property
  4. Black citizens be given separate and fewer rights
Easy · Level 27 · reconciliation,rights,constitution
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  1. Path of reconciliation and rights
  2. Path of new discrimination
  3. Path of revenge
  4. Path of secret rule