The native people of South Africa made up about three-fourths of the populations and were called [[1]].

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The native people of South Africa made up about three-fourths of the population and were called blacks.
The system of apartheid was rude to black people. It was against the law for them to live in white areas. Apartheid was a way of treating people based on race that was used in South Africa. This system was put in place in South Africa by white Europeans. The structure of apartheid put people into groups based on their skin colour and gave them names. People who were born in South Africa are black. They were called blacks and had three-quarters of the population. People of mixed races are known as coloured. People who were not white could not vote.

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