Apartheid Laws

What became illegal under the Mixed Marriages Act?

• Marriage between whites and blacks

• Separate schools for blacks and whites

• Stealing from whites

• Educating blacks

What information did all South Africans have to register under the Population Registration Act?

• Their birthplace

• Whether they were married

• Their race

• Their home address

What information did South Africans have to include in their pass books under the Pass Law?

• Birthplace

• Employment

• Police Interactions

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• All the Above

What type of resistance did the Native Labor Act prohibit blacks from carrying out?

• Armed rebellion

• Strikes

• Writing protests

• Sit-ins

What are two beliefs that teachers were required to teach black children under the Bantu Education Act? (Choose two)

• Afrikaners control South Africa

• Bantu religions

• Blacks are inferior to whites

• African National Congress charter

T/F Separate amenities for whites and non-whites were required to be equal under the Preservation of Separate Amenities Act.

• True

• False

How were non-whites affected by the Group Areas Act?

• They had to register to live with their families.

• In order to work in a separate area from their homes, they had to have special permission.

• Areas could apply to obtain special status with the government.

• They had to move to the same areas as others of their race.

Under the Extension of University Education Act, what happened to a non-white who registered at a white university?

• He or she had to pay twice the tuition.

• He/she could not use the amenities at the school.

• He/she was considered a crimminal.

• He/she had to sit in the back of the classroom.

What is one way that being striped of their citizenship under the Bantu Homeland Citizens Act affected non-whites?

• They could no longer vote.

• They were forced to leave the country.

• They could no longer attend school.

• They could not be employed by Afrikaners.

According to the Natives Act, non-whites had the oppurtunity of going to court to get permission to return to their homes?

• True

• False