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    impoverished natives away from their tribal homes. The migration creates a society of overlords and slum dwellers whose lives are constantly overwhelmed by crime and violence. Feelings threatened by the arrival of blacks into their community‚ the white Afrikaners resist integration and fear engulfment. Urban blacks are faced with internal trouble as they struggle to maintain their customs outside of their decaying tribes‚ and external conflict as they lash out against social and economic domination in the

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    was a “double-edged” sword. p.635 9. Why was the Sepoy Rebellion a turning point in the history of India? p.636 10. What caused the disintegration of the Dutch overseas empire and what lands did the British gain as a result? p.641 11. Who were “Afrikaners” and what was the Great Trek? p.641 12. What was the underlying goal of the British in building their large empire? p.643 Free Response Focus Questions: Answer these questions in a 4-6 sentence paragraph. In your own words! Do not simply copy from

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    Set in rural South Africa‚ PK is a young white boy born to an English family in the early 1930’s‚ an era in which South Africa was amidst social and political evolution. At a very young age‚ PK understands that he is different than the Afrikaners; descendants of the Dutch who have permanently settled in South Africa. Throughout his life‚ PK endures and experiences discrimination and the deaths of many of his loved ones. When PK was a young adolescent‚ he was fortunate enough to meet a man who went

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    Charlize Theron Born on 7th August 1975‚ Charlize Theron is a South African. Aged 41‚ she was born in Benoni‚ South Africa. Charlize Theron is a film Producer and an American actress. She is known for her appearances in different Hollywood movies like The Devil’s Advocate‚ Hancock‚ Mad Max Fury Road‚ Monster‚ A million ways to die in the west‚ Mighty Joe young‚ The Italian job and several others. She has also won an Academy Award for her role in Monster‚ a 2003 movie in which she played a serial

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    prejudice or discrimination and the building of a new society was the idea on everyone’s minds. This ideal was not to be attained. In 1948 the National Party‚ led the first campaign that was openly racist.  The National Party won 80 seats (mainly from Afrikaner voters)‚ compared to the United Party’s 64 seats.       Following the elections‚ legal or enforced apartheid or racial segregation officially began in 1948. It was not a new idea‚ but had been prevalent under the Dutch in colonial times. Legislation

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    is majorly used throughout the whole film as it helps the audience feel a part of the film and can make the audience feel different emotions toward the particular character or scene of the film. For example when PK was little he had to attend an Afrikaner boarding school when he was an english boy. When the camera zoomed into P.K.’s face you could tell that he was petrified to be there as he did not belong. This technique helps the

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    As a consequence‚ in 1882 the British occupied Egypt‚ although it was never properly acknowledged by the British. What made Gladstone’s problematic government enlightening is that countless of its problems arose out of Gladstone’s determination to go against the tide of imperialism. The outcome of Gladstone’s policies was the creation of Liberal Imperialists‚ who advocated for an active state that pursued national interests overseas‚ and social reforms at home. However‚ the immediate result

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    Apartheid in South Africa

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    Apartheid was developed after World War II by the Afrikaner- dominated National Party. By definition Apartheid is a system of racial segregation. The National Party (NP) governments enforced Apartheid‚ through legislation‚ in South Africa from 1948 to 1994. This new legislation classified inhabitants into four racial groups: black‚ white‚ coloured and Indian. (The Indian and coloured groups were further divided into several sub-classifications.) Through the Apartheid policy‚ “the government segregated

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    Mythes et Héros I) Heroes def : in Latine and Greek mythology is a semi-god. A hero can have an important role an has to be brave. -> In the human being world‚ a hero is somebody who does remarkable actions with an exceptional courage. The poet C. Hoove has written « Trail » to denounce oppression in Zimbaboue. In that way he fought against censorship and for freedom. So‚ he is a kind of a hero because he is not afraid of the authoritarian regime of Robert Mugabe. -> The husband of

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    uprisings of the 1970s Nadine Gordimer presented a very bleak and cynical prophecy to white and black South Africa.That prophecy suggested no solution to problematic race relations but foresaw an inevitable overthrow of the apartheid system of the Afrikaner Nationalists.Instead of writing about a revolution‚however‚the novel assumes such an event will happen and imagines what affect it might have on a liberal white family.The novel is highly appreciated for its originality and uniqueness.There are some

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