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Apartheid was a policy that governed relations between South Africa's white minority and non-white majority, sanctioning racial segregation and political and economic discrimination against non-whites. It defined apartheid as separating non-whites and whites and treating whites unfairly compared to non-whites. The apartheid government introduced pass laws to monitor and control the movement of non-whites.
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- 2. DEFINATION OF APARTHEID DEFINITION OF APARTHEID APARTHEID IS A POLICY THAT GOVERNED RELATIONS BETWEEN SOUTH AFRICAS WHITE MINORITY AND NONWHITE MAJORITY AND SANCTIONED RACIAL SEGREGATION AND POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC DISCRIMINATION AGAINST NONWHITE. WILL ALSO TEACH OF THE OPPOSITION THAT ROSE AGAINST THE APARTHEID POLICY. WILL MENTION EVENTS SUCH AS THE SHARPEVILLE MASSACRE. WILL ALSO EXPLAIN HOW THE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE WAS CONTROLLED DURING APARTHEID.
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