Question

4 multiple choice 1 point
how did anti-imperialism in the congo differ from the sepoy & boxer rebellions
it was led by a future president (nelson mandela)
it was led by students
it resulted in the first prisoner-of-war exchange
it was a non-violent photography expose

Explanation:

The Sepoy and Boxer rebellions were violent armed uprisings against imperial powers. In contrast, the anti-imperialist movement against Belgian rule in the Congo was notably driven by a non-violent photography expose by activists like E.D. Morel and Roger Casement, which documented atrocities to galvanize global opposition. The other options are incorrect: Nelson Mandela was associated with South Africa, not the Congo; the movement was not led by students; and it did not involve a prisoner-of-war exchange.

Answer:

It was a non-violent photography expose