Explain the factors that led to the development of African Nationalism in South African.
Explain the factors that led to the development of African Nationalism in South African. (12 marks)
- Land alienation through the Native Land Act of 1913.
- The imposition of stringent Pass Laws which forced Africans to carry passes.
- The passing of Masters’ Servants Act which made it an offence for an African to leave his job before the period stated in contract.
- The Apartheid Laws and practices through such laws as Group Areas Act, The population Registration Act, The prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act.
- The creation of Bantustan (African Reserves) homelands in less productive geographical areas.
- Denial of African participation in politics and civil representation.
- Dention and arrest of Africans without trial.
- The passing of Bantu Education Act of 1958.
- Unwillingness of whites to share power and authority with blacks.
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