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South African War Quiz

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Test your knowledge on the South African War.

by Grade 11s
1

The South African War began in which year?

2

Britain wanted control of the Boer Republics mainly to gain access to gold and diamonds.

3

Who were the Uitlanders?

4

Which failed British attack increased tensions before the war?

5

The first phase of the war (1899–1900) was mostly:

6

What describes the 'scorched earth policy'?

7

Why did the British set up concentration camps?

8

What was one major effect of concentration camps?

9

The war lasted from 1899 to 1902. (True/False)

10

What discovery greatly increased Britain’s interest in South Africa?

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11

Which Boer Republic was most directly affected by the discovery of gold?

12

Which of the following best describes Britain’s role in world finance during this period?

13

What were the effects on the black population

14

What were the main causes of the war

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1899 is the commonly cited start year of the war.

Resource access was a key driver for Britain’s move into the region.

Uitlanders referred to foreign workers and settlers in the Transvaal and Free State goldfields.

The Jameson Raid heightened distrust between the UK and Boer republics.

Early fighting featured formal battles and sieges rather than guerrilla fighting yet.

The policy aimed to deprive Boer commandos of food and shelter.

Camps were used to restrict Boers' access to resources and support.

Disease and hunger caused severe mortality in camps.

The main conflict spanned 1899–1902; some later events followed.

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