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The movement against apartheid in South Africa
The movement against apartheid in South Africa A was militant at first and remained that way.
B was militant at first but became non-violent.
C was non-violent at first but became militant.
D was non-violent at first and remained that way.
The correct answer is C; Was non-violent at first but became militant.Further Explanation:The movement was started in South Africa at the end of 1950. The process began only as a social movement, but then started progressively more of a passive resistance, and then in the end it was termed as full blown guerrilla warfare.There were numerous famous activists of white and black races to join the movement, The most notable activists were;Desmond TutuSteve BikoNelson MandelaJoe SlovoHarry SchwartzThe movement did not want any of the members rioting or destroying property in the first 8 years. However, in 1959 they ordered and employed others to do so that the message was made to the government. It was only in 1986 that the government ordered arrests and declared a state of emergency.Learn more about the apartheid in South Africa atbrainly.com/question/12846579#LearnwithBrainly...