the movement against apartheid in south africa was\nmilitant at first and remained that way.\nmilitant at…

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

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

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The anti - apartheid movement in South Africa initially employed non - violent methods like strikes, boycotts, and peaceful protests. However, as the apartheid regime's brutal response continued, the movement became more militant, with the formation of armed wings such as Umkhonto we Sizwe.

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non - violent at first but became militant.