(= A HIS 386) History of South Africa: Colonialism, Apartheid, and the Quest for Liberation

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Study of the historical origins, development, and lasting effects of racial relations, segregation, and apartheid in South Africa with a concentration on economic, political, social, and religious change in the 19th and 20th centuries. Topics will include changing state structures and ideologies, the impact of industrialization, transformations of rural and urban life, African religious movements, political and religious connections with Black Americans, gender relations, and changing forms of popular resistance against white domination. Only one version of A AFS/ A HIS 386 may be taken for credit.