Apartheid storyboard
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- When the National Party came to power in South Africa in 1948, its all-white government began implementing existing racial segregation regulations right away. Balck South Africans were forced to live in separate regions from whites and utilize separate city services under apartheid.
- To fight apartheid, Mandela and his ANC partners first adopted nonviolent tactics including strikes and marches. As the head of the Defiance Campaign, which pushed Black people to deliberately break laws, Mandela helped escalate the battle in 1952.
- All: YEAH!!!
- We are all the same, we bleed red blood.
- We need to fight back
- Apartheid cannot be reformed, it has to be eliminated.
- He was arrested for treason in 1961 and, after being freed, was arrested again in 1962 for illegally leaving the country. He was tried again in 1964 on charges of sabotage after being convicted and sentenced to five years at Robben Island Prison.
- STOP!!!!What are you doing?
- STOPPP!!!!
- NO, STOP!!
- PLEASE, JUST STOP!
- I'm his lawyer
- HE HASN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG
- What are the charges you are arresting him for?
- How do you plead on the charges of sabotage, treason, and violent conspiracy,
- Between 9 October 1963 and 12 June 1964, the Rivonia Trial took place in South Africa. Nelson Mandela and the other suspects in the Rivonia Trial were convicted of sabotage and sentenced to life in prison at the Palace of Justice in Pretoria.
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- STOPPP!!!!
- STOP!!!!What are you doing?
- NO, STOP!!
- Walter Max Ulyate Sisulu was a South African anti-apartheid activist and member of the ANC, serving at times as the organization's Secretary-General and Deputy President. He was imprisoned on Robben Island, where he spent more than 25 years.
- PLEASE, JUST STOP!
- HE HASN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG
- De Klerk removed racial segregation in public facilities and lifted the prohibition on protest marches in 1989. Previously, parks, beaches, and even benches were segregated based on people's skin tone. Apartheid was to be abolished, and De Klerk and Nelson Mandela agreed to do just that.
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