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South Africa's 1939 population was 74 percent native

South Africa's 1939 population was 74 percent native

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Sep 20, 20261 min read

South Africa’s 1939 population was 74 percent native

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  • Race ideology overrides rational profit calculations in South African economy (similarity 0.80)
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  • South Africa’s 1939 population was 74 percent native
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  • African conscription in World War I triggered postwar racialization and reaction.
  • British traders transported over 3.6 million Africans to the New World.
  • Enslaved Africans vastly outnumbered whites and free-coloreds in Saint-Domingue
  • Late colonial Java's European population grew explosively to 300,000 by the 1930s
  • Race ideology overrides rational profit calculations in South African economy
  • Selective naturalization of a few Africans masked continued subjecthood of most