(i) However, different rules and governments dealt with the different groups in a compartmentalized manner. (ii) Various political changes have taken place over the past three centuries. (iii) This tendency resulted in deeply embedded fragmented south African society which became even more prominent in the period form 1984 to the commencement of the new constitution on May 10 , 19994 .

(i) However, different rules and governments dealt with the different groups in a compartmentalized manner. (ii) Various political changes have taken place over the past three centuries. (iii) This tendency resulted in deeply embedded fragmented south African society which became even more prominent in the period form 1984 to the commencement of the new constitution on May 10 , 19994 . Correct Answer (iv) + (ii) + (i) + (iii)

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