South Africa is still a country divided. To be sure, ending apartheid, being done with overt racial discrimination, is a major step towards reconciliation and unification of the people. But there is a long way to go.

You now know a lot about unification. You've discussed it in the context of Germany and Korea, two very different countries facing strikingly similar situations.

What lessons learned in German and Korea unification applies to the situation in South Africa? How is it different?

Pick one or two of your most important thoughts about German and Korean unification and apply them to the situation in South Korea. Do this in three to five pages and hand it in by the end of this module.