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Questions to ask about the Separate Amenities Act in an interview?

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Some of the questions to ask about the Separate Amenities Act in an interview are listed below.

Separate Amenities Act was a legal framework that formed partly influenced the apartheid system of racial segregation of services, vehicles and public facilities in South Africa. The Separate Amenities Act was originally published on the 9th of October, 1953 and enacted by the Parliament of South Africa.

A royal assent was given to the Separate Amenities Act on the 5th of October, 1953 and it officially took effect on the 9th of October, 1989. Thus, this Act legally provided for the reservation of services, vehicles and public facilities for the exclusive use by persons of a particular race or class in South Africa.

In essence, the best services, vehicles and public facilities were exclusively reserved for white persons while inferior facilities were for persons of color (blacks).

Some of the questions to ask about the Separate Amenities Act in an interview are;

  • Why did the Parliament of South Africa enact the Separate Amenities Act?
  • Describe the effect of the Separate Amenities Act on black people.
  • Is the Separate Amenities Act still being used in South Africa?

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