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| Abolish(page10) - to put an end to, to do away with. For example to abolish slavery. |
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| page 194 - people who stir-up awareness in order to create change |
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Page132 of Waiting for the Rain - to make easier to endure; lessen; mitigate
ex: Sunglasses alleviate the eyes from bright sunlight. |
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| A set of laws, rules, and behaviours to keep people apart, often based on a so called "race". The most famous example is that of South Africa from 1945 - 1994. Systems of apartheid often are based on ideas of white supremacy. |
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| the act of telling/ saying that something is for sure, certain. |
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The European settlers who took control of South Africa.
original word: Boer comes from the Dutch language, and it means "farmer". |
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| When a group of people join together and refuse to do something, usually for some kind of cause. |
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| (noun) the act or result of disguising to hide from an enemy |
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| A person employed to be a driver of an automobile, especially a limousine. |
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| regular people, people of the country |
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| Colonialism refers to when one country takes over and controls another. |
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