Which of the following describes how Nelson Mandela's views on protesting apartheid changed over time?

A. He was initially motivated by African nationalism, but eventually embraced communist political philosophies.
B. He initially believed in nonviolent resistance, but eventually decided that violent protest was necessary to end racial oppression.
C. He initially believed that Pan-Africanism should be the protests' official ideology, but eventually became a supporter of liberal democracy.
D. He initially believed in creating separate states for whites and blacks, but eventual

Question

Which of the following describes how Nelson Mandela's views on protesting apartheid changed over time?

 		A.	He was initially motivated by African nationalism, but eventually embraced communist political philosophies.
 		B.	He initially believed in nonviolent resistance, but eventually decided that violent protest was necessary to end racial oppression.
 		C.	He initially believed that Pan-Africanism should be the protests' official ideology, but eventually became a supporter of liberal democracy.
 		D.	He initially believed in creating separate states for whites and blacks, but eventual