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1 The Boer nations in flames
Scorched Earth Policy The Boer nations in flames

2 Lord Kitchener Burn down Boer farms Destroy their crops and livestock
To prevent Boer troops from taking shelter and getting supplies from farming community who were on their side.

3 They were taken to… CONCENTRATION CAMPS

4 Concentration Camps Captured Boer people so that they will not help the Boer soldiers It weakened the Boer morale (spirit, confidence)

5 unhygienic conditions
Dreadful conditions overcrowded tents terribly cold poor diets unhygienic conditions measles diarrhoea starvation dysentery

6 Black concentration camps
black people 66 camps deaths

7 White concentration camps
Afrikaners 50 camps deaths

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9 Led to their final defeat…
The Boers surrendered in May 1902. Boer men were still willing to fight. The deaths of their women and children were too much to endure

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