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This act prohibited blacks from owning or renting land outside designated reserves (approximately 7 percent of land in the country)
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The Governor could order any individual black person or tribe to move from one area to another whenever he feels that it would be best for the public interest.
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Prohibited acquisition of land in urban areas by blacks from non-blacks except with the Governor-General's consent.
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Prohibited mixed marriages between whites and other racial groups.
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Required people to be identified and registered from birth as belonging to one of the four distinct racial groups.
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Provided for areas to be declared for exclusive use of one particular racial group. It became compulsory for people to live in an area designated for their classification group
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All black persons, men and women, over the age of sixteen were to carry passes. No black person was allowed to stay over 72 hours unless permitted to do so.
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Allowed public facilities and transport to be segregated for each race group.
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This act established a resettlement board which would remove blacks from townships such as Sophiatown and other removals. Black people were forced to relocate
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Strijdom was the prime minister of South Africa from 1954-1958. He was associated with Petty Apartheid along with DF Malan.
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Dr. Verwoerd initiated Grand Apartheid, which went from straightforward segregation to territorial segregation.
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This Act authorized any commissioned officer to detain (without a warrant) any person suspected of a political crime and to hold them for ninety days without access to a lawyer. People were often released after ninety days only to be re-detained on the same day for a further ninety-day period
