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History: make the next step clearer.

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History across the CAPS phases.

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Foundation phase

Grades R–3

Kwazi's topic map does not list History for Grades R–3. This guide does not claim coverage of that phase. Follow the school's subject and language choices and explore theFoundation phase subjects in Kwazi's map.

Intermediate phase

Grades 4–6

Kwazi's topic map does not list History for Grades 4–6. This guide does not claim coverage of that phase. Follow the school's subject and language choices and explore theIntermediate phase subjects in Kwazi's map.

Senior phase

Grades 7–9

Kwazi's topic map does not list History for Grades 7–9. This guide does not claim coverage of that phase. Follow the school's subject and language choices and explore theSenior phase subjects in Kwazi's map.

FET phase

Grades 10–12

Discuss a historical source, the Cold War, independent Africa or South Africa's transition to democracy. Ask Kwazi how evidence supports an argument, and check dates and interpretations against the prescribed sources.

  • The Cold War
  • Independent Africa
  • Civil society protests
  • Civil resistance in South Africa
  • The coming of democracy
  • The end of the Cold War and globalisation

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Grade 12 History: explain how to distinguish a source’s reliability from its usefulness in an evidence-based essay.

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