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Describe the impact of apartheid on the lives of Black South Africans between 1948 and 1965.
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History Coursework: South Africa 1. Describe the impact of apartheid on the lives of Black South Africans between 1948 and 1965. There were many laws of Apartheid which had political, social and economical impacts on the lives of the black South Africans between 1948 and 1965. These are examples of some social impacts of Apartheid. The 1950 "Population Registration Act" aimed to divide each race, and affected blacks because they were now officially lower class and thought of as inferior by whites. The 1949 "Prohibition of Mixed Marriage Act" banned marriages between whites and non-whites, and aimed to make sure no more mixed race children would be born and ensure total separation between the races. This resulted in detachment between families because some parents were classified as a different race to their children or each other. The 1950 "Groups Areas Act" aim was to divide the races into different...
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