In the Union of South Africa's Colonial Era, Voting Was

question 13

Multiple Choice

In the Union of South Africa's colonial era, voting was

• A) restricted to whites only.
• B) given to Black Africans if they had achieved a high school degree, which of course limited their numbers.
• C) usually only available to whites, except in Cape Colony where mixed race persons could also vote.
• D) given only to those of English descent, whereas those of Dutch descent were excluded after Britain's victory in the Boer War.
• E) based upon income and educational qualifications and did not discriminate on a racial basis.

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