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Question 14 of 43
Which factor played the largest role in the African National Congress's
transition from insisting on peaceful protest to considering violence?
O A. South African leaders were not tried for human rights abuses after
apartheid ended.
OB. South African police opened fire on a group of citizens, killing
dozens of them.
OC. U.S. president Ronald Reagan refused to punish South Africa for
its apartheid policies.
OD. Rebel forces from Algeria took control of the South African
independence movement.

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One factor that led to the African National Congress becoming more violent was B. South African police opened fire on a group of citizens, killing dozens of them.

Why did the ANC become more violent?

When the ANC was first formed, they wanted to use peaceful methods to call for an end to Apartheid.

This changed when the police used live bullets on one such protests and killed people. The ANC then decided to fight fire with fire and became more violent.

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