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Response to the Supporting Question
List evidence that answers the Supporting Question.
 
Supporting Question: What imperialist structures remained after South African independence?
 
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Answer the following questions around the historical concept of causation.
1. What were long term causes that shaped how independence looked in South Africa?
2. What were short term causes that shaped how independence looked in South Africa?
3. How do both long term and short term causes relate to each other to shape what independence looked like for South Africa?

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