What happened first on the road toward abolishing apartheid?

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Nonwhites were not allowed to own businesses in some areas.

Mandela and de Klerk were co-awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

South Africa had become home to many ultra-radical groups.

Several political groups protested against apartheid.

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Sierra Wiggins

17 November, 08:22

What happened first on the road toward abolishing apartheid?

Group of answer choices

Nonwhites were not allowed to own businesses in some areas.

Mandela and de Klerk were co-awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

South Africa had become home to many ultra-radical groups.

Several political groups protested against apartheid.

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Genesis Schmitt · Answer 1

D. Several political groups protested against apartheid.

Explanation:

Apartheid was a segregation system in South Africa that prohibited from blacks and whites to do numerous things away from one another. This started in 1948, and many people did not agree with this as it affected their everyday lives. Blacks were not allowed to live in white neighborhoods or even interact with white people. One of the first things that happened as a way to abolish apartheid was the numerous political groups that would protest to get rid of apartheid.

Bryson · Answer 2

Answer: In my professional opinion I would say Nonwhites were not allowed to own businesses in some areas.