Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Apartheid"
Die Bedeutung von "Apartheid" in verschiedenen Ausdrücken und Sätzen
Q:
Was bedeutet apartheid?
A:
Apartheid was the former official policy of South Africa of separating people (and the resources and opportunities they had access to) based on their skin color. It was government sponsored racism.
Q:
Was bedeutet apartheid ?
A:
it is the historical divide between people with white skin and people with black skin.
Q:
Was bedeutet apartheid?
A:
Apartheid refers to to a former policy in South Africa that segregated and oppressed nonwhites. Basically, the blacks had to be in separate facilities and places from the whites. (Black-only or white-only neighborhoods, etc.)
Ähnliche Wörter wie "Apartheid" und ihre Unterschiede
Q:
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen apartheid und segregation ?
A:
Apartheid typically makes reference to the South African Apartheid. Apartheid is also considered a large scale separation, even ingrained in the system. Also Apartheid has a very racial connotation. Segregation does not have to be about race, and can be anywhere from large to small
Andere Fragen zu "Apartheid"
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Bitte zeig mir, wie man apartheid regime ausspricht.
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Q:
1Under the apartheid policy ,white South Africans descriminated against black ones/their black fellow South Africans on the basis of race even though they were the same citizens as the white people.
2Black south Africans were long segregated by thire fellow white South Africans/their fellow white ones based on the apartheid policy,even though they were the same nations as the white people.
I'd appreciate it if you could correct or modify these sentences if they are unnatural and teach me another expressions so that the two sentences will sound natural.Also, needn' t I put " as the white people" after "they were the same citizens" in the sentence 1 and 2?Lastly, I'd like to know whether or not I can replace the words black South Aricans and white South Africans in the both sentences with"ones"
Supplementation: the word" ones "in the two sentences mean South Africans.
Your answe would be much appreciated and thank you in advance! klingt das natürlich?
1Under the apartheid policy ,white South Africans descriminated against black ones/their black fellow South Africans on the basis of race even though they were the same citizens as the white people.
2Black south Africans were long segregated by thire fellow white South Africans/their fellow white ones based on the apartheid policy,even though they were the same nations as the white people.
I'd appreciate it if you could correct or modify these sentences if they are unnatural and teach me another expressions so that the two sentences will sound natural.Also, needn' t I put " as the white people" after "they were the same citizens" in the sentence 1 and 2?Lastly, I'd like to know whether or not I can replace the words black South Aricans and white South Africans in the both sentences with"ones"
Supplementation: the word" ones "in the two sentences mean South Africans.
Your answe would be much appreciated and thank you in advance! klingt das natürlich?
A:
1. Under the policy of apartheid , the white South Africans discriminated against their black fellow citizens on the basis of race . Even though the blacks were as much of citizens as their white counterparts were, they had to face this injustice for long.
2. Black south Africans were for long segregated by the whites under apartheid even though they resided together and were a part of one and the same nation.
You can simply use "the whites" after mentioning " fellow white South Africans" once or twice.
Don't use the "white ones" as its sounds a bit absurd.
Hope this helps you! 😊
1. Under the policy of apartheid , the white South Africans discriminated against their black fellow citizens on the basis of race . Even though the blacks were as much of citizens as their white counterparts were, they had to face this injustice for long.
2. Black south Africans were for long segregated by the whites under apartheid even though they resided together and were a part of one and the same nation.
You can simply use "the whites" after mentioning " fellow white South Africans" once or twice.
Don't use the "white ones" as its sounds a bit absurd.
Hope this helps you! 😊
Q:
Although the apartheid has ended, many still suffer prejudice. klingt das natürlich?
A:
"Suffer from prejudice" may be better ^^
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