Question

explore, task 3: diverse forms of resistance
in response to the creation of the union of south africa in 1910 and the discriminatory laws passed in 1913, two groups arose to protect the rights of their people: the african national congress in 1912 (black south africans), the afrikaner broederbond in 1918 (white afrikaners).
directions: research both of these organizations and provide a brief statement for each (which will be why each group felt it necessary to form, and what their goals and objectives were).
january 8, 1912: anc
albert luthuli
president of the anc 1952 to 1967
1918: afrikaner broederbond
nicolaas johannes diederichs
chairman 1938 to 1943
president of south africa 1975 to 1978
we established our organization because ...
we established our organization because ...
since then, our position has become still more insecure because ...
since then, our position has become still more insecure because ...
against this background, our essential objectives are ...
against this background, our essential objectives are ...

Explanation:

The problem involves researching historical organizations (African National Congress and Afrikaner Broederbond) in South Africa, analyzing their motivations, challenges, and objectives. This falls under History (a subfield of Social Science) as it deals with historical events, political/social movements, and group behaviors in a specific time period.

Answer:

The subfield is History (under Social Science).