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Apartheid grew out of the colonization of South Africa and the fear of Black South Africans overthrowing the colonial government.
Apartheid grew out of the colonization of South Africa and the fear of Black South Africans overthrowing the colonial government.
Apartheid grew out of the colonization of South Africa, the fear of losing power, and the belief in White supremacy.
Apartheid grew out of the colonization of South Africa, the fear of losing power, and the belief in White supremacy.
Apartheid grew out of the pass laws in South Africa and the fear of Black South Africans overthrowing the colonial government.
Apartheid grew out of the pass laws in South Africa and the fear of Black South Africans overthrowing the colonial government.
Apartheid grew out of the pass laws in South Africa and the fear of losing power.
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The most comprehensive explanation of the origins of the South African apartheid from the options provided is:
Apartheid grew out of the colonization of South Africa, the fear of losing power, and the belief in White supremacy.
This option addresses the historical context of colonization, the motivations rooted in the fear of losing political and social power among the white minority, and the underlying belief in white supremacy that justified the institutionalized racism of apartheid.
