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Petty apartheid (baasskap apartheid)

Principle purpose was to ensure complete domination of whites

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Grand apartheid

Main objective was complete territorial segregation leading to “full independence” of its parts

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Population Registration act (1950)

Classified the entire population by race (thought physical and intellectual characteristics)

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Prohibition of mixed marriages act and the immorality act

outlawed sexual relations and procreation between races, attempted to promote separation and purity of white race

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The reservation of separate amenities act

Separation of all amenities (under guise that separate amenities would be equal — they weren’t)

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The pass law act

Replaced existing pass books with a more comprehensive documents that Africans had to carry at all times

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The group areas act

allowed the gov. to forcibly remove non-whites from cities

  • led to overcrouding, poor sanitation

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Bantu education act (1953)

Made it mandatory for schools to only admit one race. Made diffrent schools set up different” curriculums based off the races “intelligence”

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Extension of University education act

Extended apartheid to tertiary education

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Bantu authorities act (1951)

Created new regional authorities

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Promotion of Bantu self governance act

Divided African population into 8 distinct ethnic groups, then land was separated for each place

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Separate representation of voters act (1951)

Removed all colourds from electorate

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Public safety act (1953)

Gave gov authority to suspend constitution and declare a state of emergency

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Criminal laws amendment

Allowed courts to impose sever penalties on those found guilty of committing acts of civil disobedience by breaking apartheid laws

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Customs and Excise act (1955) and Official secrets act (1956)

Allowed gov to establish a board of censorship that could rule on the restriction or banning of any media publication, books, films, ext.

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