Which statement constructs an appropriate argument about the economic impact of apartheid on Black South Africans? (1 point)

Question

A. • The separation of Black Bantustans from White majority areas prevented Black South Africans from developing an effective economic infrastructure.
B. • The separation of Black Bantustans from White majority areas allowed for the development of self-sufficient economies without the need for trade.
C. • The separation of Black Bantustans from White majority areas had little economic impact on South Africans.
D. • The separation of Black Bantustans from White majority areas led to the creation of high-quality education and infrastructure projects.

Answer 1

A. • The separation of Black Bantustans from White majority areas prevented Black South Africans from developing an effective economic infrastructure.

Answer 2

What group was given the most preferential treatment under apartheid in South Africa? (1 point)
A. • Malaysians
B. • Afrikaners
C. • South Asian Indians
D. Zulu

Answer 3

B. • Afrikaners

Answer 4

Which of the following statements best explains why apartheid was established in South Africa? (1 point)
A. • Increased immigration into South Africa threatened to undermine Black political power.
B. • A fear of communism spreading across Africa during the Cold War led to the creation of new policies.
C. • The White minority in South Africa wanted to keep political and economic control over the country;
D. • The White minority in South Africa wanted to expand opportunities for Black and Coloured South Africans.

Answer 5

C. • The White minority in South Africa wanted to keep political and economic control over the country.