Why was South Africa not a full democracy before 1994?, Elections were held too often, Parliament did not exist, Most South Africans were denied the right to vote, Citizens did not want to vote, What made the 1994 national election democratic?, Only political leaders could vote, Adults of all racial groups could vote, Voting was controlled by one party, Only wealthy citizens could vote, Why is voting conducted by secret ballot?, To protect voters from pressure and intimidation, To keep the election date secret, To prevent votes from being counted, To hide the names of political parties, Why is the 1994 election described as a turning point?, It gave Parliament control over voting, It introduced apartheid laws, It ended all political parties, It ended apartheid government and established democracy, What is the main difference between a citizen’s right and responsibility?, A right is to be protected, while a responsibility is a duty, Rights belong only to adults, A right is a law, while a responsibility is a punishment, Responsibilities belong only to leaders, What happened after the ANC received the most votes in 1994?, The election was cancelled, Nelson Mandela became President and a Government of National Unity was formed, South Africa stopped having political parties, Apartheid laws were strengthened, Which situation best demonstrates good citizenship?, Reporting damage to public property and helping to protect it, Forcing others to agree with you, Ignoring unfair treatment, Breaking a rule when it is inconvenient

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