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LIFE NTULI
LIFE NTULI

The Natives' Land Act of 1913 was passed to allocate only 7% of arable land to Africans, leaving the most fertile land for whites. It incorporated territorial segregation into law for the first time since the Union of South Africa in 1910. The Act's main effects were that thousands of black South Africans lost their land, were confined to reserves, and forced to work on white-owned farms. It laid the groundwork for apartheid by segregating living areas and implementing pass laws, setting the stage for further racially discriminatory legislation over the coming decades.

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INTRODUCTION IN TODAYS LESSON WE ARE GOING TO LOOK AT THE MAIN TERMS OF THE NATIVES LAND ACT LOOK AT THE EFFECTS OF THE ACT NATIVES LAND ACT AS A FORERUNNER OF APARTHEID LEGISLATION
WHY THE NATIVES LAND ACT OF 1913 WAS PASSED? THE NATIVES LAND ACT OF 1913 WAS PASSED TO ALLOCATE ONLY ABOUT 7% OF ARABLE LAND TO AFRICANS AND LEAVE THE MORE FERTILE LAND FOR WHITES. THIS LAW INCORPORATED TERRITORIAL SEGREGATION INTO LEGISLATION FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE UNION IN 1910.
WHY THE NATIVES LAND ACT OF 1913 WAS PASSED CONTINUE. BLACK PEOPLE LOST MOST OF THEIR LAND AS A RESULT OF THE ACT AND WERE FORCED TO STAY IN THE RESERVES.
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MAIN TERMS OF THE ACT BLACK PEOPLE WERE TO BE CONFINED TO ONLY ABOUT 7-8 PERCENT OF THE LAND BLACKS WERE TO LIVE IN WHITE OWNED FARMS AS LABOUR TENANTS, RENT TENANTS AND SHARECROPPERS
EFFECTS OF THE ACT THOUSANDS OF BLACKS COULD NOT OBTAIN EMPLOYMENT ALL UNEMPLOYED BLACKS WERE THROWN TO FARMS, OFTEN WITH THEIR LIVESTOCK MEN, WOMAN AND CHILDREN WONDERED ABOUT IN ALL WEATHER CONDITIONS TRYING TO FIND PLACES TO STAY
EFFECTS OF THE ACT CONTINUE. BLACK PEOPLE WERE LIVING IN THE RESERVES UNDER POOR CONDITIONS WITH SOIL EROSION, MALNUTRITION AND DISEASES INCREASING BLACK PEOPLE WERE LEFT WITHOUT LAND BUT HAD TO WORK FOR WHITE PEOPLE.
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NATIVES 'LAND ACT AS A FORERUNNER OF APARTHEID LEGISLATION URBAN AREAS ACT OF 1923 WAS INTRODUCED BLACK PEOPLE WERE CHASED OUT OF TOWNS AND CITIES AND WERE FORCED TO LIVE IN THE RURAL AREAS AND TOWNSHIPS. THE ACT INTRODUCED CURFEWS WHEREBY BLACK PEOPLE WERE FORCED TO STAY INDOORS AT CERTAIN TIMES.
NATIVES LAND ACT AS A FORERUNNER OF APARTHEID LEGISLATION CONTINUE THE URBAN AREA ACT ALSO ESTABLISH A PASS SYSTEM WHEREBY MAN AND WOMAN HAD TO CARRY PASSES. THEY NEEDED THESE PASSES FOR TRAVEL, TAXES AND CURFEWS IMPRISONMENT WAS APPLIED IN THE ABSENCE OF A PASS.
NATIVES LAND ACT AS A FORERUNNER OF APARTHEID LEGISLATION CONTINUE SEGREGATION WAS INTENSIFIED BY CIVILIZED LABOUR POLICY WHICH MADE SURE THAT WHITE WORKERS GOT MORE SKILLED JOBS AND WERE PAID MORE THAN BLACK WORKERS WHITES WERE GIVEN THE BEST OF EVERYTHING- JOBS, AREAS OF RESIDENCE, SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND LAND. THE BASIC IDEA WAS TO SEPARATE WHITES, BLACKS AND OTHER PEOPLE OF COLOUR.
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SUMMARY IN TODAYS LESSON WE HAVE LOOKED AT: THE MAIN TERMS OF THE ACT THE EFFECTS OF THE ACT, AND LASTLY THE NATIVES LAND ACT AS THE FORERUNNER OF THE APARTHEID LEGISLATION
THANK YOU!!!! SEE YOU NEXT WEEK

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  • 3. INTRODUCTION IN TODAYS LESSON WE ARE GOING TO LOOK AT THE MAIN TERMS OF THE NATIVES LAND ACT LOOK AT THE EFFECTS OF THE ACT NATIVES LAND ACT AS A FORERUNNER OF APARTHEID LEGISLATION
  • 4. WHY THE NATIVES LAND ACT OF 1913 WAS PASSED? THE NATIVES LAND ACT OF 1913 WAS PASSED TO ALLOCATE ONLY ABOUT 7% OF ARABLE LAND TO AFRICANS AND LEAVE THE MORE FERTILE LAND FOR WHITES. THIS LAW INCORPORATED TERRITORIAL SEGREGATION INTO LEGISLATION FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE UNION IN 1910.
  • 5. WHY THE NATIVES LAND ACT OF 1913 WAS PASSED CONTINUE. BLACK PEOPLE LOST MOST OF THEIR LAND AS A RESULT OF THE ACT AND WERE FORCED TO STAY IN THE RESERVES.
  • 7. MAIN TERMS OF THE ACT BLACK PEOPLE WERE TO BE CONFINED TO ONLY ABOUT 7-8 PERCENT OF THE LAND BLACKS WERE TO LIVE IN WHITE OWNED FARMS AS LABOUR TENANTS, RENT TENANTS AND SHARECROPPERS
  • 8. EFFECTS OF THE ACT THOUSANDS OF BLACKS COULD NOT OBTAIN EMPLOYMENT ALL UNEMPLOYED BLACKS WERE THROWN TO FARMS, OFTEN WITH THEIR LIVESTOCK MEN, WOMAN AND CHILDREN WONDERED ABOUT IN ALL WEATHER CONDITIONS TRYING TO FIND PLACES TO STAY
  • 9. EFFECTS OF THE ACT CONTINUE. BLACK PEOPLE WERE LIVING IN THE RESERVES UNDER POOR CONDITIONS WITH SOIL EROSION, MALNUTRITION AND DISEASES INCREASING BLACK PEOPLE WERE LEFT WITHOUT LAND BUT HAD TO WORK FOR WHITE PEOPLE.
  • 12. NATIVES 'LAND ACT AS A FORERUNNER OF APARTHEID LEGISLATION URBAN AREAS ACT OF 1923 WAS INTRODUCED BLACK PEOPLE WERE CHASED OUT OF TOWNS AND CITIES AND WERE FORCED TO LIVE IN THE RURAL AREAS AND TOWNSHIPS. THE ACT INTRODUCED CURFEWS WHEREBY BLACK PEOPLE WERE FORCED TO STAY INDOORS AT CERTAIN TIMES.
  • 13. NATIVES LAND ACT AS A FORERUNNER OF APARTHEID LEGISLATION CONTINUE THE URBAN AREA ACT ALSO ESTABLISH A PASS SYSTEM WHEREBY MAN AND WOMAN HAD TO CARRY PASSES. THEY NEEDED THESE PASSES FOR TRAVEL, TAXES AND CURFEWS IMPRISONMENT WAS APPLIED IN THE ABSENCE OF A PASS.
  • 14. NATIVES LAND ACT AS A FORERUNNER OF APARTHEID LEGISLATION CONTINUE SEGREGATION WAS INTENSIFIED BY CIVILIZED LABOUR POLICY WHICH MADE SURE THAT WHITE WORKERS GOT MORE SKILLED JOBS AND WERE PAID MORE THAN BLACK WORKERS WHITES WERE GIVEN THE BEST OF EVERYTHING- JOBS, AREAS OF RESIDENCE, SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND LAND. THE BASIC IDEA WAS TO SEPARATE WHITES, BLACKS AND OTHER PEOPLE OF COLOUR.
  • 16. SUMMARY IN TODAYS LESSON WE HAVE LOOKED AT: THE MAIN TERMS OF THE ACT THE EFFECTS OF THE ACT, AND LASTLY THE NATIVES LAND ACT AS THE FORERUNNER OF THE APARTHEID LEGISLATION
  • 17. THANK YOU!!!! SEE YOU NEXT WEEK