World History B5 Quiz Review

You must complete this 10-point quiz review, and then you may use it on the 10-point Illuminate quiz.

1. How did South Africa change when Nelson Mandela became president?

(Vocabulary Review: emancipation, deprivation, inauguration, domestic)

2. Who was South Africa's first freely elected president?

3. What was promised by the British in the Balfour Declaration?

4. What are some of the impacts of the rise of a global economy?

5. What is apartheid? Explain how it was used in South Africa.

6. How was the political process in Mexico changing in the 1990s?

7. What occurred in many African nations following their independence from Europe?

8. What are intifadas?

9. What has happened to the government in China in the past 75 years? What is a political climate?

Nelson Mandela became the first Black president of South Africa in 1994, marking the end of apartheid and the beginning of a transition to a multiracial society. His presidency ended in 1999, setting the stage for significant changes in the country.

Apartheid was a system of racial segregation that separated the black majority from the white rulers in South Africa, depriving them of political and civil rights. Nelson Mandela's election brought an end to this discriminatory system.

The divestment movement played a crucial role in ending apartheid by pressuring South Africa economically and influencing reforms in the country, ultimately leading to Mandela's presidency and the dismantling of apartheid.

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