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Gave certificates to skilled mining workers only. This allowed for more whites to get the skilled positions
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Made it illegal for blacks to live in certain areas outside of their designated living zone. They were given 7% of the land of South Africa.
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Made it illegal for blacks and whites to have intercourse.
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Took blacks off of the voter roll in the cape and placed them on their own rolls. This made it so that they had no influence on the local government election.
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It prohibited strikes for any reason unconnected to the employee/employeer relationship. Made it harder for blacks to get raises or get better working conditions; purpose of a strike was subjunctive to the government.
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This law placed a restriction on the number of blacks that could live within a certain area of a city center. It made it more difficult for Blacks to get jobs in the cities and if they did, they had to travel a long distance to get to their job.
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Required all blacks to become a part of their own self-government. This would make them legal-aliens and no longer citizens of the Unified South Africa.
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Once people entered University, they could not change their courses without consent of the Minister. This made it so that blacks could not seek a more specialized education.
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This created a black self-government system in the black communities of South Africa. This act slowly is creating separate racial states.
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This act sought to speed up the shrinking of the Bantu homelands. If the law passed before Bantus were removed, the Bantus were not able to appeal it.
