Systems of apartheid and segregation were very effective in keeping the races separate. In both cases, the main purpose was to separate the “dirty” blacks from the “clean” whites, and this was accomplished with a series of laws passed in each country limiting the rights of black citizens. In South Africa, a law was passed forcing black citizens to carry identification with them at all times; if they were caught without their passport, they were immediately arrested. Also, it was forbidden for black citizens to be in large cities such as Capetown and Johannesburg after a set curfew; if they were found in the cities a

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