One characteristic of South Africa's policy of apartheid is 'Nonwhites were forced to live in separate areas from the white minority'.
Option: (A)
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The notion of 'white supremacy' brought into practice by the white minority in South Africa gave birth to segregationist policies.
These policies further strengthened to take the form of 'apartheid' which was the worst culmination of the segregationist mentality.
Apartheid required the coloreds to live in separate areas other than where the whites lived and live a life devoid of most facilities provided by the state.
A couple of factors brought the Great Puritan Migration to an end around 1640-1642. These factors were the establishment of the Long Parliament in 1640 and the outbreak of the English Civil War in 1642.
