What was a result of European settlement in South Africa in the early 1900s? A new constitution denied settlers the right to vote. South African society became desegregated. Black South Africans had no representation. The settlers created a democratic republic.

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Adelyn Dudley

10 March, 09:49

What was a result of European settlement in South Africa in the early 1900s? A new constitution denied settlers the right to vote. South African society became desegregated. Black South Africans had no representation. The settlers created a democratic republic.

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Kara · Answer 1

"Black South Africans had no representation" would be the best option, since this European arrival marked the beginning of a long period of racial segregation in the region.