Question

1. Apartheid was a policy of racial segregation in ______ that began in 1948 and was abolished in the 1990s.

Liberia
Nigeria
Rwanda
South Africa
2. During the Cold War, many African nations were governed either by military rulers or by ______.

dictators
democracies
monarchies

Answer 1

1. Apartheid was a policy of racial segregation in South Africa that began in 1948 and was abolished in the 1990s.

2. During the Cold War, many African nations were governed either by military rulers or by dictators.

Answer 2

Answer:

South Africa

dictators

Explanation:

Apartheid is what was called in SouthAfrica the legalization of racism, White and blak people had different rights and weren´t allowed in the same places, relationships between both races weren´t allowed and black people could even live in certain cities, it was abolished in the 1990´s.

During the cold war most of the African nations were governed by military rulers or dictators, this was because when they won their independence they didn´t have a way to elect their presidents nor instated a democracy, instead whoever was the leader of the independence would take over the country.