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Grades 6 through 12 · Five day Research Simulation Task
The South African Caste System
Apartheid and the Emergence of the ANC
How did South Africa enforce a racial caste system, and how did the ANC and other resistance movements challenge its power?
Trace colonial segregation, land dispossession, the ANC’s founding in 1912, and the formal adoption of apartheid in 1948. Examine the Freedom Charter, the 1956 Women’s March, Sharpeville, state repression, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, international pressure, and the transition to democracy.
Complete educator package · $39.99
- 13 page print student PDF
- Separate fillable student PDF with visible response boxes
- Teacher Notes and Answer Key PDF
- Separate Teacher Guide PDF with pacing and references
- Browser response file for Chromebook and Google Classroom workflows
- Days 1 through 4 Do Nows, source readings, evidence tasks, and Quick Writes
- 15 multiple choice questions, five per assessment page
- Full width RACE planning and two final writing areas with 40 ruled lines
- Written digital fields limited to 1,000 characters each
- NJSLS Social Studies and ELA with CCSS and CCLS literacy connections
- Mathematics, geography, civics, and a controlled science model using clearly labeled practice data
Resistance before and during apartheid
The ANC emerged decades before apartheid became official government policy. Students explain this chronology, analyze how discriminatory laws reinforced each other, and compare several forms of resistance. Women’s organizing and the contributions of movements beyond the ANC are included.
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