The Union of South Africa
A) became a self-governing dominion in the British Commonwealth.
B) passed laws hindering Africans to advance economically.
C) denied Africans the right to vote.
D) introduced civilized labor laws to protect poor white workers.
E) all of the above.
E
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How did the European concept of slavery differ from the African?
A) Slaves of Europeans could be absorbed into mainstream society. B) European slavery was permanent but not hereditary. C) Europeans did not work their slaves as hard as the Africans. D) Slaves of Europeans could attain positions of privilege. E) Europeans justified slavery through racist ideology.
After 1948, the Afrikaner-dominated National Party in South Africa implemented
a. racial integration. b. anticolonial laws. c. trade agreements with the West. d. a plan for independence. e. apartheid or racial separation.
To be objective, one must:
A) have an open mind B) avoid being too judgmental C) use a consistent metric D) have an open mind and avoid being too judgmental E) All three choices are correct
Which of the following groups felt particularly threatened by Jay's Treaty?
A) southern planters B) northern manufacturers C) ordinary workers D) bankers and financiers