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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #41018 Short South African
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South Africa's racial policies shaped much of its history. After the late 1940s, the country's policy of apartheid, or rigid racial segregation was enshrined in law and was enforced by successive white controlled governments. Apartheid denied voting rights to the black majority. It required segregation in housing, education, marriage, public accommodation, sports and transport. In addition, it limited the rights of non-whites to own and occupy land and to enter white neighbourhoods. From the time that apartheid was set up in 1948 until the last of its laws were repealed in the early 1990s, large numbers of people in South Africa protested against apartheid by staging boycotts, demonstrations and strikes.

What was the primary aim of the apartheid policy implemented in South Africa after the late 1940s?

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