Question

the movement against apartheid in south africa was
○ militant at first and remained that way.
○ militant at first but became non - violent.
○ non - violent at first but became militant.
○ non - violent at first and remained that way.

Explanation:

The anti - apartheid movement in South Africa initially had non - violent approaches like those of the African National Congress (ANC) in its early days, using methods such as protests and civil disobedience. But as apartheid's oppression continued, the movement became more militant, with groups like Umkhonto we Sizwe (Spear of the Nation) being formed to take up armed struggle against the apartheid regime. So the movement was non - violent at first but became militant.

Answer:

C. non - violent at first but became militant.