Term 2


Content/topics (as per CAPS)


The Mineral Revolution in South Africa


Britain, diamond mining and increasing labour control and land expansionism


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Increasing control over black workers: closed compounds and migrant labour


• Further land dispossession and defeat of African Kingdoms: Xhosa 1878, and Pedi and Zulu1879


Deep-level gold-mining on the Witwatersrand: 1886 onwards


• Why is gold valuable? • The discovery and mining of deep-level gold on the Witwatersrand


• The Mineral Revolution as a turning point in South African history


3 Settlement Settlement and land-use


• Urban settlements • Rural settlements


Module 5, page 93 Unit 1 pages 94–98 Activities 1–2 Unit 2 pages 77–90 Activities 3–9 Unit 1 pages 72–76 Activities 1–2


Learner’s Book


Activities and assessment


Module 4, page 71


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