Select the statement(s) that is/are true about the racist policies and acts passed by the Afrikaners or Boers in Africa during early 20th century.
A
The Act of 1913 did not allow the blacks to acquire land in most parts of the country.
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B
The Act of 1923 confined the native residents to certain parts of towns.
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C
The Act of 1924 gave back the black people their right to work.
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D
Prohibition of Mixed Marriage Act of 1949 forbade the marriage between white and non-white people.
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Solution
The correct option is D Prohibition of Mixed Marriage Act of 1949 forbade the marriage between white and non-white people. Their was systemic racism in Africa. The racist policies and acts passed by the Afrikaners or Boers made the lives of blacks and the minority Indians miserable.
The Act of 1913 segregated black and white farmers. This act did not allow the blacks to acquire land in most parts of the country.
The Act of 1923 confined the native residents to certain parts of towns.
The Act of 1924 took away the black people’s right to work and banned them from joining trade unions.
Population Registration Act of 1950 divided the people in South Africa into four racial categories - black, white, coloured and asian.
Prohibition of Mixed Marriage Act of 1949 forbade the marriage between white and non-white people.