Quiz for Source 22.6: Articulating Independence

1. Question 22.21

   When and where was this photo taken?
   

   When and where was this photo taken?

   A.

   In 1990 at a march in Kenya opposing the apartheid regime in South Africa

   B.

   In 1990 at a celebration in South Africa of Nelson Mandela’s release from prison

   C.

   In 1994 at a demonstration in Ghana supporting voting rights in South Africa

   D.

   In 1994 at a polling station in South Africa where blacks voted for the first time after the end of apartheid

2. Question 22.22

   This image articulates the meaning of South Africa’s “independence” most clearly as
   

   This image articulates the meaning of South Africa’s “independence” most clearly as

   A.

   new possibilities for industrial development.

   B.

   the establishment of socialism.

   C.

   legal equality across racial lines.

   D.

   religious freedom.

3. Question 22.23

   The whites in the background provide evidence of
   

   The whites in the background provide evidence of

   A.

   the new second-class status of whites, who lost the right to vote in post-apartheid South Africa.

   B.

   the dramatic transformation of race laws in post-apartheid South Africa.

   C.

   white opposition to the new post-apartheid regime.

   D.

   the continued privileges enjoyed by whites in the post-apartheid regime.

4. Question 22.24

   What theme does this photo share with Nkrumah’s vision of Africa in Source 22.5?
   

   What theme does this photo share with Nkrumah’s vision of Africa in Source 22.5?

   A.

   Both sources acknowledge the multicultural nature of African states.

   B.

   Both express communist ideas.

   C.

   Both envision a world where racial segregation brings social peace.

   D.

   Both express the hope that industrialization will lead to racial equality.