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By what factor did apartheid legally classify citizens?
Answer: Race
Why: Under the 1950 Population Registration Act, every citizen was classified into one of four rigid racial groups.
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What does the rallying cry 'Amandla' mean?
Answer: Power
Why: Amandla is simply the word for power in Zulu, Xhosa and the other Nguni languages.
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Where did Mandela sign South Africa's new constitution in 1996?
Answer: Sharpeville
Why: The signing took place on 10 December 1996, International Human Rights Day.
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What party led the main struggle against apartheid?
Answer: African National Congress
Why: Founded in 1912 to defend Black voting rights, the party fought apartheid underground for three decades after being banned.
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Roughly how much of South Africa's land did the homelands cover?
Answer: 13%
Why: A 1913 law reserved about 7% of the land for Black South Africans, and a 1936 act set out to raise that to 13.6%.
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Who was kept on Robben Island by a clause named after him?
Answer: Robert Sobukwe
Why: On the island he was held alone in separate quarters, barred from contact with the other prisoners.