What were the economic consequences of apartheid in South Africa? Select three responses. Black citizens had a very low standard
of living. Wages remained low for most white citizens. Black citizens could not own private property. The economy had a stagnant growth rate. The government had a low level of debt.
Blacks in SouthAfrica were suppressed solely based on their colour. It was very difficult for black South Africans to own a landed property, get quality education, and land good jobs. In contrast, the government at that time intentionally worked to ensure that the economic standing of poorer whites improved.
According to research put forward by Terence Moll, "<em>the apartheid economy</em> failed." His work demonstrates that state of apartheid in South Africa created and perpetuated poverty over most of its history.
The main argument in support of the decision to use the atomic bomb is that it saved American lives which would otherwise have been lost in two D-Day-style land invasions of the main islands of the Japanese homeland
In order not to slow down the economic recovery associated with the war effort, President Roosevelt and Congress decided to finance the war effort almost <span>entirely by war bond drives without increasing income taxes. The statement that is being presented is TRUE.</span>
