Lesson 2F.2.1
2F.2.1 The response to apartheid, c1948–59 Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 6
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The 20 questions
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Which political party won the South African general election in 1948?
- The United Party
- The Liberal Party
- The Labour Party
- The National Party
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Which 1950 South African act required all citizens to be officially classified by race?
- Bantu Authorities Act
- Population Registration Act
- Suppression of Communism Act
- Group Areas Act
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Which 1950 law enforced racial segregation in South African residential and business areas?
- Group Areas Act
- Natives Land Act
- Separate Amenities Act
- Population Registration Act
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Which 1952 non-violent protest campaign was jointly organised by the ANC and SAIC?
- Defiance Campaign
- Sharpeville Protest
- Alexander Bus Boycott
- Freedom Charter Campaign
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Which document, adopted at Kliptown in 1955, set out the demands of the anti-apartheid alliance?
- The Bantustan Report
- The Freedom Charter
- The Rivonia Manifesto
- The Sharpeville Declaration
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Which 1953 act created a racially segregated education system for Black South Africans?
- Extension Education Act
- Bantu Education Act
- Separate Representation Act
- Native Affairs Act
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What was the main focus of the 1955 Tomlinson Report?
- Integrating urban housing
- Expanding university access
- Abolishing pass laws
- Developing Bantustans
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Which organisation was formed by Robert Sobukwe in 1959 after breaking from the ANC?
- Umkhonto we Sizwe
- Inkatha Freedom Party
- African Resistance Movement
- Pan-Africanist Congress
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Which radical group within the ANC was formed by young activists in 1944?
- SACP
- Umkhonto we Sizwe
- ANC Youth League
- Natal Indian Congress
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What was the primary purpose of pass laws in apartheid South Africa?
- Enforcing military conscription
- Promoting rural migration
- Controlling Black movement
- Collecting income tax
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Who became Prime Minister of South Africa following the National Party election victory in 1948?
- JG Strijdom
- Jan Smuts
- HF Verwoerd
- DF Malan
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How many anti-apartheid activists were put on trial in the 1956 Treason Trial?
- 250
- 156
- 69
- 12
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Which 1951 act created regional government structures for reserves in rural South Africa?
- Population Registration Act
- Group Areas Act
- Bantu Authorities Act
- Natives Land Act
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What primary goal did the National Party aim to achieve through apartheid?
- Equal economic rights
- Multiracial democracy
- Immediate decolonisation
- White political dominance
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What strategy did the ANC Youth League push for in the early 1950s?
- Armed insurrection
- International trade sanctions
- Diplomatic negotiation
- Direct mass action
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Which 1950 act restricted land ownership and residential areas by race in South Africa?
- Population Registration Act
- Group Areas Act
- Pass Laws Act
- Bantu Authorities Act
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How did the South African government primarily respond to opposition organisations in the 1950s?
- Banning and repression
- Economic concessions
- Power-sharing talks
- Constitutional compromise
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In which year was the Freedom Charter adopted by the Congress of the People?
- 1944
- 1948
- 1952
- 1955
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Which 1950 act created official legal racial classifications for all South African citizens?
- Immorality Act
- Separate Representation Act
- Population Registration Act
- Group Areas Act
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What was the primary ideological role of the secret Afrikaner Broederbond?
- Abolishing the monarchy
- Promoting Afrikaner nationalism
- Supporting British imperialism
- Integrating trade unions
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