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Soth Africa Essay- plz help (1 Viewer)
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Hey.
I am doing SA too, and its really not that hard. I am working on a declonisation essay at the moment. Here are some of my points.
IMPACTED TO A GREAT EXTENT
-Removed buffer zones
-SA became isolated in Africa
-Bases for ANC in exile resistance set up in borderstates of SA
-Increased international Condemnation of National Party
-Failure in Nambia in 1988 showed National Patys weakness militarily and economically
-Gave more inspiration and hope to black South Africans
IMPACTED TO A MINIMAL EXTENT
-Other factors were stronger
-Sa fought back strongly, forcing dependent countries like Bostswana to support Sa
-UN declerations had little impact
-Economic difficulties were greater
-Reaction sholwed by National Party oppresses opposition forces more
Basically decolonisation was really only greatly effective btween 1999/90.
Here are some books u could use to, and remember the ANC site is great, www.anc.org.za
Barber, James South Africa In The Twentieth Century, Blackwell Publishers, UK, 1999
Davenport, Rodney and Saunders, Christopher
South Africa : A Modern History ( 5th Edition), MacMillan Press, Britain, 2000
Mandela, Nelson A Long Walk To Freedom, Little Brown Company, Great Britain, 1994
McKinley, Dale T. The ANC And The Liberation Struggle, Chicago, Pluto Press, 1997
Meer, Fatima Higher Than Hope, Victoria, Penguin Books, 1988
Meredith, Martin Nelson Mandela, A Biography, Hamish Hamilton, London, 1997
Michie Eades, Lindsay The End Of Apartheid in South Africa, Greenwood Press, USA, 1999
Robert, Ross A Concise History of South Africa, Cambrige University Press, UK, 1999
Sampson, Anthony. Mandela : The Authorized Biography, London, Harpers Collins Publishers, 2000
Sparks, Allister The Mind of South Africa : The Rise and Fall of Apartheid, Arrow Books,
Sydney, 1997
Thompson, Leonard A History of South Africa, Yale University Press, USA, 2001
Warden, Brian The Making of Modern South Africa ( 3rd Edition), Blackwell Publishers,
Oxford, 2000
Hope it helps!!!!
Any other probs, m,y email is
meg131084@yahoo.com.au
I am doing SA too, and its really not that hard. I am working on a declonisation essay at the moment. Here are some of my points.
IMPACTED TO A GREAT EXTENT
-Removed buffer zones
-SA became isolated in Africa
-Bases for ANC in exile resistance set up in borderstates of SA
-Increased international Condemnation of National Party
-Failure in Nambia in 1988 showed National Patys weakness militarily and economically
-Gave more inspiration and hope to black South Africans
IMPACTED TO A MINIMAL EXTENT
-Other factors were stronger
-Sa fought back strongly, forcing dependent countries like Bostswana to support Sa
-UN declerations had little impact
-Economic difficulties were greater
-Reaction sholwed by National Party oppresses opposition forces more
Basically decolonisation was really only greatly effective btween 1999/90.
Here are some books u could use to, and remember the ANC site is great, www.anc.org.za
Barber, James South Africa In The Twentieth Century, Blackwell Publishers, UK, 1999
Davenport, Rodney and Saunders, Christopher
South Africa : A Modern History ( 5th Edition), MacMillan Press, Britain, 2000
Mandela, Nelson A Long Walk To Freedom, Little Brown Company, Great Britain, 1994
McKinley, Dale T. The ANC And The Liberation Struggle, Chicago, Pluto Press, 1997
Meer, Fatima Higher Than Hope, Victoria, Penguin Books, 1988
Meredith, Martin Nelson Mandela, A Biography, Hamish Hamilton, London, 1997
Michie Eades, Lindsay The End Of Apartheid in South Africa, Greenwood Press, USA, 1999
Robert, Ross A Concise History of South Africa, Cambrige University Press, UK, 1999
Sampson, Anthony. Mandela : The Authorized Biography, London, Harpers Collins Publishers, 2000
Sparks, Allister The Mind of South Africa : The Rise and Fall of Apartheid, Arrow Books,
Sydney, 1997
Thompson, Leonard A History of South Africa, Yale University Press, USA, 2001
Warden, Brian The Making of Modern South Africa ( 3rd Edition), Blackwell Publishers,
Oxford, 2000
Hope it helps!!!!
Any other probs, m,y email is
meg131084@yahoo.com.au
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LoL Megan, I was thinking, "This chick has talked about it exactly the same way McMahon was talking about it... Is this how everyone does it??"
bTW south Africa sux. just hope we get a q on the ANC and the q we did for out speech will go a long way.
Her are a couple more:
GREAT EXTENT
- Those in the Bantustans in the late 80s were escaping to the borderline countries to join the ANC
- The front on which SA was fighting on was growing, hence, if a war was to culiminate, SA would be in trouble
- Dont forget that these borderline states were once friends, so as decolonisation went on, SA started to lose some of its most important allies, thus:
* SA had less to export to in Africa
* SA had no other countries from which to import from
both hindering SA ecomically.
SMALL EXTENT
- None that i can make up right now.
bTW south Africa sux. just hope we get a q on the ANC and the q we did for out speech will go a long way.
Her are a couple more:
GREAT EXTENT
- Those in the Bantustans in the late 80s were escaping to the borderline countries to join the ANC
- The front on which SA was fighting on was growing, hence, if a war was to culiminate, SA would be in trouble
- Dont forget that these borderline states were once friends, so as decolonisation went on, SA started to lose some of its most important allies, thus:
* SA had less to export to in Africa
* SA had no other countries from which to import from
both hindering SA ecomically.
SMALL EXTENT
- None that i can make up right now.