Section B Local History (25 marks)
1.1 chronological 1.2 interview 1.3 local 1.4 archives
2 From pictures; written sources; stories and interviews; objects
3 A picture of a building can tell us how wealthy the people in the area are. A newspaper can tell us what is being planned in our local area. If we want to know what services a hospital offers, we can talk to a nurse. A symbol at the door of a building can indicate that it is used for religious purposes.
4 The name of a place often gives clues about the area and the history of the place. Sometimes the names of places, which also has historical value, changes. Other places have more than one name, or a formal name and another name, used by the local people.
5 Good memories might include black South Africans owning land in Alexandra, as well as the kwela music and dances which people enjoyed. Bad memories might include that the government tried to relocate people , as well as the bus boycotts.
6 The monument helps people to remember the important part donkeys played in the construction of the Boegoeberg dam. The information is portrayed powerfully, because the monument shows how hard the donkeys worked on a project which people could not have carried out without animals.
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