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Blacks were prohibited from owning or renting any land outside of their assigned reserve.
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Local authorities were solely responsible for all blacks in their area. Native Advisory Boards controlled the populations by evicting people who didn't work there.
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Under this law, extra-marital intercourse between blacks and whites was considered illegal.
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This act expanded the number of Bantustans to 13 which was 6% percent of South African land. It sought to eliminate "black spots" which was land owned by blacks that surrounded land owned by whites.
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This law prohibited blacks from buying any land from non-whites unless it was consented by a Governor-General
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Black men could be removed from urban areas if they weren't employed in the area or if they had committed an offense that deemed them unfit to be in the area.
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Marriage between whites and non-whites was completely prohibited.
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Assigned certain areas that only one racial group was allowed to use. This act also made it illegal for someone of one race to live in a homeland assigned to a different race.
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Amendment of the Industrial Conciliation Act of 1937 to exclude blacks from being workers in unions. The law also made any kind of strikes illegal.
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Created laws that regulated employment, hiring, accommodation, food, and health conditions of black workers.
