Democracy in South Africa

Q. In the year _____, South Africa became a democratic country.

1. 1947
2. 1994
3. 1990
4. 1985

Q.

South africa became a democratic country in the year

Q. _________ was the well-known leader who fought against apartheid.

1. Kgalema Motlanthe
2. Nelson Mandela
3. Jacob Zuma
4. Cyril Ramaphosa

Q. Native Africans wanted equality with respect to which of the following during the freedom movement

1. Voting
2. Work sites
3. Land ownership
4. Religion
5. Caste
6. Security
7. Property
8. Healthcare

Q. Select the incorrect statement:
Democracy was needed in South Africa to _______.

1. stop apartheid
2. bring equality in the use of different facilities
3. save the native languages
4. ask the whites to go back to their country

Q.

Who was South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, politician and philanthropist who served as the President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999?

1. Thabo Mbeki
2. Jan Christian
3. P.W. Botha
4. Nelson Mandela

Q. Which among the following organisations fought against the Apartheid Policy in South Africa?

1. African State Congress
2. African National Congress
3. South African National Congress
4. Organisation of African Countries

Q. Native Africans wanted equality with respect to which of the following during the freedom movement

1. Voting
2. Work sites
3. Land ownership
4. Religion
5. Caste
6. Security
7. Property
8. Healthcare

Q. Select the incorrect statement:
Democracy was needed in South Africa to _______.

1. save the native languages
2. ask the whites to go back to their country
3. bring equality in the use of different facilities
4. stop apartheid

Q. Nelson Mandela wanted greater privileges for Blacks when compared to Whites, as the Blacks were the majority population in South Africa.

1. True
2. False

Q. In 1994, South Africa became _______________.

1. a democratic country
2. a communist country
3. free from whites
4. a monarchy

Q. Nelson Mandela became the first Prime Minister of South Africa.

1. False
2. True

Q. Nelson Mandela was the leader of __________.

1. Anti-Apartheid Party
2. South Africa National Party
3. African National Congress
4. Free South Africa Party