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This act required the authorities to monitor the black citizens in their area. If they found someone who was considered "surplus" they were removed.
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Blacks were not allowed to register to be in trade unions. This act also prevented the creation of black trade unions.
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The black voters were removed from the roll that every other citizen was on. They were put on a separate roll and the representatives given to the black community were white senators.
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This act denied aliens access to Unions. Also these people could could not assume a surname.
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This act prohibited the marriages of white to other racial groups. For example a black man could not marry a while women under this law.
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This act made people register as one of the four distinct racial groups in South Africa. The four groups were white, black, colored and Asian.
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Under this act certain areas were designated for certain groups. It was required for racial groups to live in these areas.
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The Minister of Bantu Education chose that African students could only go to certain colleges. African students could not attend the University of Cape Town or the University of Witwatersrand unless they had a permit.
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This act established the black system of "self government". These areas were called townships.
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This act allowed the President to declare organizations unlawful. People could be banned from gatherings if there was more than one visitor at a time. Anyone who committed any form of "sabotage" could be tried.
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