How was apartheid different from the racism that existed before, in colonial South Africa?(1 point)

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Apartheid was the same as the policy of segregation that existed before, but it had a new name now that colonialism was over.
Apartheid was the same as the policy of segregation that existed before, but it had a new name now that colonialism was over.

Apartheid went beyond a policy of segregation by taking land away from Black South Africans.
Apartheid went beyond a policy of segregation by taking land away from Black South Africans.

Apartheid went beyond a policy of segregation to legally categorize people using different levels of rights.
Apartheid went beyond a policy of segregation to legally categorize people using different levels of rights.

Apartheid was the same as the policy of segregation that existed before, but was now more openly discussed as it had been given a proper name.

Apartheid was different from the racism that existed before in colonial South Africa because it went beyond just a policy of segregation. It legally categorized people based on race, assigning different levels of rights and privileges to different racial groups. Additionally, apartheid also included taking land away from Black South Africans, further perpetuating racial inequality and discrimination.