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Prohibited Black Africans from owning or renting land that wasn't part of the 7% of the country that was reserved for them.
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This Law prohibited whites and blacks from having extra-marital affairs with each other. This was meant to help keep the "purity" of the Afrikaner race.
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This act took away from Black Africans the ability to vote and instead put their vote in a different category. All Black Africans were then represented by four white senators.
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This act restricted and regulated the entry of foriegners/aliens into the Union (Apartheid South Africa). It also regulated a person's right to adopt a new surname
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This act required all trade unions and employee organizations to be registered so they could be regulated. Mostly disallowed unions for Black African workers.
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This Act prohibited the marriage of whites to people of other racial groups.
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This act required that all people from birth must be categorized into one of four racial categories.
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Declared different reserved lands for one specific racial group. People categorized of that racial group were required to live on that piece of land.
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The act reserved certain amenities for certain racial groups. Most of the time the more "luxurios" and the "better" amenities went to the whites.
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This act established a Resettlement Board which would enforce the removals of Black Africans from townships. Sophiatown is an example of this.
