KnowraUnion of South AfricaLinked fromLinked fromThe 30 pages that link to Union of South Africa, each with the reason it gives.All 30Broader topic 7Related 10Narrower topic 11Compared with 2ApartheidNarrower topic: Its political order entrenched white rule decades before apartheid became official policy.Cape ColonyNarrower topic: The Cape Colony ceased to exist as a separate colony when it joined the Union.National Party (South Africa)Narrower topic: The party formed within the new Union, where Afrikaner political factions contested the balance of power.Colony of NatalNarrower topic: Natal's colonial government ended when the colony entered this union.Pass lawsNarrower topic: Union-era legislation extended movement controls across the country.Language policy in South AfricaNarrower topic: Its founding settlement privileged English and Dutch, shaping official language arrangements before apartheid.Natives Land Act, 1913Narrower topic: The new Union government passed the Act three years after its formation.Christiaan de WetNarrower topic: De Wet entered national politics after the former Boer republics became provinces of the Union.J. B. M. HertzogNarrower topic: Hertzog governed within the Union and sought greater independence from Britain.Koos de la ReyNarrower topic: De la Rey opposed the Union government’s policies and its participation in the First World War.History of Cape TownNarrower topic: The union shifted Cape Town from colonial capital to one of the new state’s legislative centers.