Question

How was apartheid different

from the racism that existed
before, in colonial South
Africa? (1 point)
Apartheid was the
same as the policy
of segregation that
existed before, but
was now more
openly discussed as
it had been given a
proper name.
Apartheid went
beyond a policy of
segregation to
legally categorize
people using
different levels of
rights.
Apartheid went
beyond a policy of
segregation by
taking land away
from Black South
Africans.
Apartheid was the
same as the policy
of segregation that
existed before, but it
had a new name
now that colonialism
was over.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

Apartheid was different from the racism that existed before in colonial South Africa because it went beyond a policy of segregation to legally categorize people using different levels of rights. It also took land away from Black South Africans, further perpetuating the inequality and oppression of the apartheid system. Additionally, apartheid was openly discussed and had a formal name, showing a more organized and institutionalized form of discrimination compared to the racism that existed before.