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    Genetic Drift

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    bears such a small fraction of the larger population’s alleles. The small population size means that the colony may have reduced genetic variation from the original population. For example‚ the Afrikaner population of Dutch settlers in South Africa is descended mainly from a few colonists. The Afrikaner population has an unusually high frequency of the gene that causes Huntington’s disease‚ because those original Dutch colonists just happened to carry that gene with the unusually high frequency

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    Abstract This essay focuses on the re-scripting of monuments in a democratic South Africa with reference to the Voortrekker Monument as a case study. With the current political affairs of South Africa it is evident that the cultural significance associated to such monuments is constantly changing and adapting. It establishes a basis as to why and how the Voortrekker Monument is re-scripted to be incorporated in a democratic South Africa. This essay compares the discourse of the original guide of

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    South Africa which leads to his release. After his release he begins negotiations to end apartheid which leads to him becoming president. As president he has the daunting task of uniting a divided country. After many years of dealings with the Afrikaners (majority of white population)‚ he decides rugby is how he will unite the country. The rest of the book details the events leading up to the 1995 Rugby World Cup championship game using friends and enemies of Mandela to detail the impact a sport

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    went through at the hands of the previous government. He also represented the freedom black and coloreds had hoped for. For white Afrikaners who had little in common with Mandela‚ he allowed them to still feel represented. In 1995‚ Mandela allowed South Africa to host the third Rugby World Cup. This was incredibly important because rugby is a big part of the Afrikaner culture. The South African team only had one black member‚ but people of all

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    The Power of One Before the 1680’s‚ Afrikaners live in the South of Africa‚ they are also known as White Africans. For the next 250 year the British Empire and the Afrikaners are going to fight for the land‚ gold‚ and 20 million Native Africans. This is also known as the world war two. In 1930‚ Peter’s mother sent him to a concentration camp because of the cattle that died with cattle plaque. In the concentration camp he was bullied‚ a lot. Mr.Pil a African slave taught Peter how to box‚ because

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    more shots per second than a World War 1 weapon. The South African War (1899–1902) was Canada’s first foreign war. Also known as the Boer War‚ it was fought between Britain (with help from its colonies and Dominions such as Canada) and the Afrikaner republics of Transvaal and the Orange Free State. Although only 270 Canadians died in South Africa‚ the war was significant because it marked the first time Canadian troops distinguished themselves in battle overseas. At home‚ it fuelled a sense

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    for the incoming vessels‚ but it was soon swiped by the British. The British were supportive of the native peoples‚ the Zulus‚ and sought to remove the Dutch‚ or the Afrikaners‚ from its current position. Tensions increased between the Afrikaners and the British‚ and eventually turned to war. The war resulted in the gaining of Afrikaner or Boer rights and the unification of the Boers within the British Empire. When the Boer nation emerged‚ a seemingly permanant policy of racial domination took over

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    his essay “Working Towards Peace”. Nelson with this quote answers all who wonder how he could forfeit such a large percentage of his life for what he believed. Nelson Mandela lived in South Africa at a time of apartheid‚ or racial separation. The Afrikaners‚ or people of Dutch descent‚ were a minority in South Africa who sought to seize control of a majority of the land. Through a new legal system called apartheid they were able to do so‚ at the expense of the majority of people‚ the so called “non-whites”

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    like pissing on him and staging secret meetings. This form of prejudice led Young PK to horrific habits like bedwetting. These scenes show the audience the lasting dislike between the two white tribe who existed in South Africa in those years‚ the Afrikaners and the British. PK as an English boy is treated as if he is like the

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    The article‚ South Africa: Paradoxes in the Place of Race‚ written by Saul Dubow is a chapter in the The Oxford Handbook of the History Eugenics which discusses the relationship between the nineteenth century and the contemporary context of eugenics. The handbook discusses eugenics in South East Asia‚ Iran and South Africa. Dubow’s chapter focuses on the eugenics of South Africa. The article converses the suggestion that eugenics as well as correlated scientific ideas play a significant role in the

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