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This was the law's first attempt at removals. It made it illegal for black South Africans to buy land outside of the proto-Bantustans.
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This was also a precursor to forced removals. This law allowed the removal of black South Africans living in cities that were evaluated to be unwanted in cities.
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This act helped further push race division by making people state a race for a baby at birth.
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Another building block of forced removals. This established the Bantustans that were later used for forced removals.
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"Civil disobedience" in now punishable with three years in jail.
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This act officially segregated schools. This would be a base for the later race-specific educations.
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This took away black South Africans right to assembly. This made it hard for them to form organized protests.
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The act that made Bantustans official by declaring them independent. Colored people no longer had a part in South Africa's government.
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This reclassified the term "gathering" to make it more broad. This way blacks could more easily be punished for "gathering."
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The purpose of this act was to suppress black business in their townships by not allowing free trade.
