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However before the 1950’s the opposition for apartheid wasn’t effective what so ever. This could be due to the minor groups whom were willing to stand up and protest. Or the violence used by the South African government
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Coursework 3 The black South Africans were still through the racism torture for nearly 20 years now, and their efforts weren't looking to get much better. In fact the apartheid laws were getting harder. However before the 1950's the opposition for apartheid wasn't effective what so ever. This could be due to the minor groups whom were willing to stand up and protest. Or the violence used by the South African government which caused many protesters to give in to apartheid. Nevertheless this was all about to change as the pressure on apartheid was about to get very powerful. This was mainly down to groups such as ANC and the PAC. Who demonstrated protests such as the freedom day and the freedom charter. Which was all conducted in a peacefully way consisting no violence at all. These acts of peaceful protesting, inspired leaders such as Mandela and Lutuli. This increased...
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