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    Learners learned about the history of slavery and oppression of human rights in South Africa. Indigenous peoples had their rights violated and were forced into slave labor and exile. Women's rights were also severely violated during this time as black women were often sexually abused without consent. However, the students learned that now there is a recognition of equal rights and freedoms for all, including free education, the right to make their own choices, and the ability to develop skills like photography, municipal work, and research. They gained an understanding of the importance of fighting intolerance and upholding equal rights.

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    Learners learned about the history of slavery and oppression of human rights in South Africa. Indigenous peoples had their rights violated and were forced into slave labor and exile. Women's rights were also severely violated during this time as black women were often sexually abused without consent. However, the students learned that now there is a recognition of equal rights and freedoms for all, including free education, the right to make their own choices, and the ability to develop skills like photography, municipal work, and research. They gained an understanding of the importance of fighting intolerance and upholding equal rights.

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    Moleleki Catherine

    ASSIGNMENT3 MILESTONE3

    STUDENT NO.200834690

    YEAR:2010

    ONE PAGE SUMMARY QUESTION2

    knowledge

    QLearners learned from 1400 Europeans, began transporting indigenous world. Many of them

    Were drinking people gone to exile some to slaves? People were not happy, they were frustrated to
    death. Their human rights were violated as a date was set aside for us, 21 march the day of human
    rights need to be observed by all southAfricans.Slaves had no say their minds were like
    incubetors.They forced not to make decisions. Learners learned that they are now free from the
    struggle of the past, the can now uncoil their minds. They have learned that they have free
    education, free and equal budget system for their education .They now have the right to make their
    own choices

    THE ATTITUDE

    RACIAL INTOLERANCE.

    Slave owners, were superior were in control of everything. Learners learned about racial intolerance,
    whereby learners from the University of Free State caused anuproar; they urinated, and forced Black
    workers to drink their urine. And they forced them to play soccer while they were drinking beer

    VALUES ACHIEVED

    WOMEN RIGHTS VIOLATED

    Before, black women were sold to their White masters and ask to perform sexual activities without
    their will. Some of them became mentally disoriented. This barbaric act shows that women rights
    were violetated.Even nowadays especially foreigners they are forced to perform sexual activities,
    without their will .This truly was lesson to my students. They learned to stand up and to fight for
    their equal rights as compared to their White encouterparts.

    People started to take women seriously, while during the time of slavery they were taken as a
    property, you did not have to question certain things in your life. Your thinking ability was
    questioned. Even at class level.

    SKILLS

    Learners learned to be photographers and to work at the municipals.

    To be able to create posters, for the museum, based on slavery.


    To be able to extract information from the internet, and to show it back to the word document, and
    to divide themselves into groups to discuss about slavery. Again to show slave conditions under the
    deck, how they were treated, and the effect of slavery on Africans.

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