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    Grade 12 History

    20th-century world & South African history — sources & essays.

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    Grade 12 History topics

    The Cold War

    Origins · Extension beyond Europe

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    Independent Africa

    Case studies · Congo & Tanzania

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    Civil Society Protests

    US Civil Rights · Black Power

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    Civil Resistance in South Africa 1970s-1980s

    Black Consciousness · Crisis of apartheid

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    The Coming of Democracy

    Negotiations · 1994 elections

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    The End of the Cold War

    Globalisation · A new world order

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