South Africa Since Apartheid - Hardcover
Book by Sheehan, Sean
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Sean Sheehan has a degree in Ancient Literature and History. He was a teacher and now is a successful author of many history books. In this series, he is also the author of Russia 1991-2001.
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'Both authors handily integrate the historical context of their subjects and introduce controversial questions in a way that encourages readers to make their own judgements. They strike a good balance between overall analyses of social, economic and political trends and the consideration of the individual experiences implied in the series title.' -- Books for Keeps 20021101
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- PublisherHodder Wayland Childrens
- Publication date2002
- ISBN 10 075024027X
- ISBN 13 9780750240277
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages64
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South Africa Since Apartheid
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London, United Kingdom: Hodder Wayland
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ISBN 10: 075024027X
ISBN 13: 9780750240277
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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. No Jacket. Hodder Wayland, London, 2002. Hard Cover, A NEW BOOK UNUSED. Full refund if not satisfied. 24 hour despatch Synopsis In 1994, for the first time in South Africa's history, the entire population was allowed to vote. The lead up to this momentous event is covered in this book which looks at the apartheid system and how it came to be destroyed. The book then goes on to assess the progress South Africa has made since its first government that represented the intrests of the black population was elected, and looks at its social and economic problems. The role of individuals, such as Nelson Mandela, and the impact on individuals is considered throughout, providing an insight into what ordinary South Africans faced and still face today. This title supports the South Africa option on the GCSE modern world history specifications. It can also be used to support Citizenship studies as topical issues are discussed, such as the growing Aids crisis in South Africa. The text uses primary sources, such as quotes from individuals, which allow the reader to evaluate how historical movements, like apartheid, affected ordinary people. Seller Inventory # sept85
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