Given below are statements which denote the prevalent conditions in the South African society during the period 1948-1994. Select the incorrect statement.
A
Racial discrimination was done between the whites and the coloured races.
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B
Zulu, one of the native languages of South Africa, was not taught in schools.
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C
Apartheid was practiced between Indians and the native Africans.
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D
Bus stops were different for black and white people.
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Solution
The correct option is C Apartheid was practiced between Indians and the native Africans. During the period of 1948-1994 in South Africa, apartheid was hugely prevalent in the society. It was a system of racial discrimination between the white and the coloured races (the blacks and the Indians). Apartheid was mostly practiced to separate the whites from the non-whites, so that the whites could use more resources than the non-whites as they considered themselves superior in nature.