Answer:
South Africa's nationalist party called for apartheid, which promoted severe racial segregation.
Explanation:
Apartheid (in Afrikaans means "separation") was a regime of racial segregation that took place in South Africa from 1948, which favored the white elite of the country, which lasted until the 1994 presidential election, the year in which it ascended. power Nelson Mandela, Black Africa's greatest leadership icon, who ended the segregationist regime, fighting for racial equality in South Africa.
From an ideological point of view, apartheid was born from the romantic concept of "nation", the same as that used by fascist thought, establishing a racial hierarchy and a legal maze of racial discrimination in South Africa.
