The Rise of Apartheid: Social, Economics and Political Factors Contents 1) Introduction 2) Politics Factors 3) Economics Factors 4) Social Factors 5) Conclusion Introduction The earliest known use of the word �Apartheid� was in 1917 during a speech by Jan Christiaan Smuts, who became Primer Minister two years later. While the conception of apartheid is usually attributed to the Afrikaaner-dominated government of 1948-1994, the fact must not be overlooked that it is actually partially an inheritance of the British colonialism which introduced a system of pass laws in the Cape Colony and Natal throughout the Nineteenth Century. This stemmed from the regulation of blacks� movement from the tribal regions to those occupied by whites and colored, ruled by the British. There were similar regulations in Australia and New Caledonia (Code de L�indigenat). Laws were passed to not only restrict the movement of the blacks into these areas but also to prohibit their movement form one district to another without a signed pass. Blacks were not allowed onto the streets of towns in ....

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