-
The Black Land Act prohibited blacks from owning or renting land outside designated reserves. This prevented Black people from being able to compete with Whites.
-
Essentially allowed the minister to move any group or individual black people from one place in South Africa. This led to many forced removals.
-
Prohibited intercourse between white people and black people. This had the impact of further segregating blacks and whites and portrayed black people as less than white people.
-
Took black voters off the common roll and moved them to a separate roll where they wouldn't have equal representation.
-
Expanded the reserves for natives to a total of thirteen. They also gave the Department of Bantu Administration and Development authority to remove "black spots" in white areas. This prevented from black people to live in cities legally.
-
This law banned the marriage between whites and members of other ethnic groups which just caused more division.
-
Provided for areas to be exclusively for one racial group. This caused black and white people to be even further separated.
-
Required people to, at birth, be registered into one of four distinct racial groups. This allowed for the government to control who got rights and who didn't because they determined who was white.
-
This act reserved certain public amenities for particular race groups with the best quality going to the whites.
-
Formalized the segregation of black education and laid the foundation for Bantu education. Blacks got a tribal-focused education which prevented them from rising up.
