How did the results of the South African War affect the native Africans?
a. South Africa retained its independence but made cooperation pacts with the British.
b. South Africans were regarded as a cheap labor source by both British and Boer leaders.
c. The native Africans gained access to free land if they agreed to give a percentage of their harvests to the government.
d. The native Africans were allowed to send black representatives to the South African parliament.
e. The native Africans were forced to work on railroads.
b
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a. the Pacific Ocean. b. the edge of the earth. c. Muslim territory. d. the frigid zone. e. the torrid zone.