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Prohibited blacks from owning or renting land outside of designated reserves.
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Native advisory board regulated influx control and removed "surplus" people. Movement between the white cities and the black suburbs was strictly regulated.
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Intercourse was prohibited between whites and blacks.
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Black voters were removed from the Cape and were placed in a separate roll. All black people were then represented by four white senators.
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Prohibited blacks from performing any skilled work in the industry in white urban areas.
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The Act issued passes to all black people in every province. Old laws had separate passes, but this Act was universal.
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Allowed for public facilities and transport to be reserved for particular race groups.
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This Act provided for a state of emergency to be declared if people of color convened. Police could detain suspects, the detainee could not appeal, and there was no trial for the detainee. Meetings were banned.
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Formalized segregation of black education and laid the foundations for Bantu Education.
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Established a Resettlement Board which would remove black people from townships.
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