Question

what can be inferred from the government’s forced eviction(moving) of people from their homes, onto the 13 percent of land allocated (given) to them?
a there was plenty of room in the area for all the people who were being sent there
b that this area where the native south africans were sent was overcrowded (not enough room)
c there were plenty of jobs for the native population and they were prosperous (successful) in the long run
d the land that was given to the bantustans was the most fertile land in south africa

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the context of apartheid in South Africa. The government's forced eviction and land allocation (13% to Bantustans) under apartheid's Group Areas Act aimed at segregation. Option D states the land given to Bantustans was the worst land, which aligns with historical facts: apartheid-era land allocation to native groups (Bantustans) provided inferior, unproductive land. Other options (A, B, C) contradict the harsh reality of apartheid's land policies (overcrowded, poor land, lack of opportunities).

Answer:

D. The land that was given to the Bantustans was the worst land in South Africa