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Page creatorLilly (talk | contribs)
Date of page creation09:21, 14 August 2026
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The National Party and the Institutionalization of Apartheid
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An overview of how South Africa's National Party transformed apartheid from a political program into a comprehensive system of racial classification, residential segregation, pass controls, unequal education, labor regulation, political exclusion, territorial separation, and state repression after its 1948 electoral victory.
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  • National Party
  • apartheid
  • South Africa
  • Afrikaner nationalism
  • D. F. Malan
  • Hendrik Verwoerd
  • apartheid laws
  • Population Registration Act
  • Group Areas Act
  • pass laws
  • Bantu Education
  • Bantustans
  • separate development
  • racial segregation
  • forced removals
  • apartheid resistance
  • ANC
  • Defiance Campaign
  • apartheid history
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