1. Botha’s Total Strategy Against Apartheid Opponents – Use of military force, censorship, and economic reforms to weaken resistance. 2. Black Consciousness Movement (1970s) and Its Importance – Role in fostering African identity, inspiring youth activism, and leading to the Soweto Uprising. 3. Strengthening of Apartheid by the National Party (1960s) – Implementation of laws, expansion of police powers, and suppression of opposition. 4. Usefulness of Source A on South Africa – Highlights government oppression, detainment, and lack of justice under Apartheid. 5. Message of Source B (Cartoon from Sowetan, 1990) – Likely commentary on political exiles and challenges of returning to South Africa post-Apartheid. 6. Reasons for Apartheid’s Survival in the 1970s – Debate over international anti-Apartheid movement’s effectiveness versus internal factors like government repression and economic strength.