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Period: to
Apartheid: Jason Schutte
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NP Empowerment
The National Party came into power. -
D. Milan becomes president
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Prohibitation Of Mixed Marriage Act.
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SACP
The Communist Party of South Africa was banned -
Population Registration Act
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Group Areas Act
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The Bantu Homelands Act.
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Abolition of Passes and Coordinatio of documents Act.
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Government banning leaders.
The government banned ANC President Chief Albert Luthuli. This is when the banning and imprisoning of opposition leaders became commonplace. -
SACP is re-established
South African Communist Party is re-established as an underground organisation. -
Bantu Education Act
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Expelling
Expelling of close to 60 000 people from "White Suburbs" -
The Congress Of The People Held.
This is where the freedom chart was adopted by delegates from the movement calling for a social democracy in South Africa -
Carrying of passes extended.
The carrying of passes was extended to women aswell -
Coloureds removed from common voters poll
They instead chose four white representatives for parliament -
20 000 Women protest against the pass laws
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Formation of the Pan Africanist Congress
The Pan Africanist Congress was formed under Robert Sobukwe -
African representation in parliament abolished
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Sharpeville Massacre
Police open fire on a group of PAC supporters gathered around a police station in Sharpeville. Killing 69 people. -
Pondaland Uprising
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Anti-Pass law campaign begins
The PAC started the anti-pass law campaign -
Arrests
18 000 People arrested -
People still in detention
10 500 people still in detention. -
South Africa became a republic
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ANC and PAC Banned
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Nelson Mandela is imprisoned after Rivonia trial. High Treason
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Henrik Verwoerd Asassinated
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Indian Council nominated.
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Coloured Representative Council
The CRC was etsablished -
Bureau of State Security was created
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Black Conschousness Movement amongst African students
This was led by Steven Biko -
Government Budget deficit rises
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Transkei given self government
There were elections held there. -
Half of Indian council made elective.
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Restrictions on Indian Councils movements repealed.
Except the Free State where the ban on movement was retained. -
Soweto Uprising