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How were Black people treated under the apartheid system?

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Correct answer: They faced discrimination and unequal treatment

Answer: D, Black people faced discrimination and unequal treatment. Apartheid was a legally enforced system of racial separation in South Africa. It classified people by race and gave different groups unequal political rights, living areas, public facilities and opportunities. The Black majority was denied full participation in government and suffered many restrictions. A is the opposite of the historical reality: Black people did not receive all rights. B is wrong because political power was not under their full control. C is wrong because apartheid imposed many restrictions on movement, residence, education and political participation. D correctly identifies the central feature of the system. Memory cue: apartheid means racial separation backed by unequal rights, not equal treatment.

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ApartheidDiscriminationBlack PeopleSouth AfricaDemocratic Transition In South AfricaConstitutional DesignCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

They faced discrimination and unequal treatment

Why is this the correct answer?

Answer: D, Black people faced discrimination and unequal treatment. Apartheid was a legally enforced system of racial separation in South Africa. It classified people by race and gave different groups unequal political rights, living areas, public facilities and opportunities. The Black majority was denied full participation in government and suffered many restrictions. A is the opposite of the historical reality: Black people did not receive all rights. B is wrong because political power was not under their full control. C is wrong because apartheid imposed many restrictions on movement, residence, education and political participation. D correctly identifies the central feature of the system. Memory cue: apartheid means racial separation backed by unequal rights, not equal treatment.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Constitutional Design. Topic: Democratic transition in South Africa.

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