Which of the following rights were the non-whites denied under Apartheid?

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Form associations

Vote

Live or work in white areas

All of these

answer is D.

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The following rights were denied to the non-whites under apartheid: form associations, vote, live or work in white areas. Apartheid was a racial discrimination system prevalent in South Africa under colonial rule. The discrimination was solely based on the colour of the skin. A brutal, cruel and unjustified system, it gave neither basic human rights to the non-whites nor any economic or political rights. The discrimination manifested in ways that denied dignity to the non-whites. They could not form associations or live or work in white areas. It created segregation, prohibiting the intermingling of the two groups, as they were denied the right to vote.

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