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BRITHISH VICTORY
NATIONALIST PARTY
ANglo-bOER WAR
south Africa
white and black
Cape Town

1652

Samuela S. Vittoria C.
South Africa
1910
Cape
1806

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BRITHISH VICTORY
NATIONALIST PARTY
ANglo-bOER WAR
south Africa
white and black

Cape Town

1652

Samuela S. Vittoria C.

South Africa

Popilation Registrion Act

1949

1948

1913

1910

1902

1898

Cape

1806

Mixed Marriages Act

1949

LOREM IPSUM DOLOR

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Pass Book Act

1952

'coloured people'

1951

Group Areas Act

1950

1910

The country became independent from Britain and the Union of South Africa was created.The Afrikaners are the descendants of the Dutch Boers, and local languages.

1949

All the citizens were classifieds by race:Whites,Blacks,Coloured,Indians

1913

The "land Act" was passed and about 90 % of the country was for the whites.20 millions Black people were confined to live in small areas of land.

1951

'Coloured' people weren't allowed to vote

1948

The Nationalist Party won the elections and introduced the political system of apartheid.

NATIONALIST PARTY WON THE ALECTIONS AND INTROUCED THE POLITICAL SYSTEM OF 'APARTHEID'
1948

1952

Black people always had to carry identity cards with them, the police had the power to stop them at random and to ask them their pass books

1652

The Netherlands established the city of Cape Town,and Ducth farmers bagan to settle around the city

1806

The British took possession of the area around the Cape

JUST WHITES

1950

Black people were obliged to live in small pockets of land

1949

marriages between people of different races were banned.

1898

There were contrasts with the Dutch that culminated in the Anglo-Boer war broken out

1902

The British victory of the Anglo-Boar War

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