KnowraBantustanLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to Bantustan, each with the reason it gives.All 8Broader topic 3Related 2Narrower topic 2Compared with 1ApartheidBroader topic: Homelands were used to deny Black South Africans national citizenship and political rights.Anti-apartheid movementCompared with: The movement opposed these territories as a means of denying Black South Africans citizenship and political rights.Afrikaner nationalismBroader topic: Their creation was used to justify denying Black South Africans political rights in the national state.National Party (South Africa)Broader topic: National Party policy used these territories to deny Black South Africans full citizenship in South Africa.Mangosuthu ButheleziNarrower topic: KwaZulu’s political structure was part of the broader Bantustan system.Natives Land Act, 1913Related: The Act’s reserves became part of the territorial foundations later expanded into homelands.Eastern CapeNarrower topic: Transkei and Ciskei were among the homelands whose fragmented geography shaped the province.MpumalangaRelated: Parts of present-day Mpumalanga were incorporated into apartheid-era homelands.