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In the three decades to follow until the Apartheid was established, racial segregation and white domination could be seen in all aspects such as land ownership, legal system, distribution of wealth and in the social relations.
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The Whites passed various bills in the next four decades.
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The “Scramble for Africa” then came in the18th and 19th century where the French, British, Portuguese, Germans, Belgians, Spanish, and Dutch colonized and took control of almost all of the Fifty states which make up the African nation (Woods 15).
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The Union preserved all regulations on black rights and also removed all parliamentary rights for Black people.
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The four colonies were joined together under the Act of the Union, and the British handed the adminstration of the country over to the White locals.
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The apartheid was a creation of three hundred and seventeen laws by Dr. D.F. Malan’s nationalist party, which was elected in 1948.
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The Apartheid began in 1948, they sperated Blacks from Whites
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Apartheid did not receive any international attention when the laws were first created in 1948.
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In 1950, The Population Registration Act required that all the Africans were classified into 3 three groups according to race.
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The Bantu Authorities Act means the Africans couldn't live in cities.
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A large group in Africa in Sharpeville fought back by not carrying their pass-books. The emergencies continued for 156 days, leaving 69 people dead and 190 wounded.
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Until 1981, they seperate the students by race. Whites, Indians, Colored, and Africans.
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In 1990, the apartheid finally came to an end when president F.W. de Klerk announced a formal end to the apartheid.
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By 1991, all apartheid laws were repealed.
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Though racism has not been erased from the lives of many people, South Africa is undergoing great changes even to this day.
