Which statement describes a key difference between Nelson Mandela's
movement in South Africa and the independence movement in Algeria?
O A. Mandela's movement hoped to end racial oppression in an
independent state, while Algerians were fighting for political
independence.
B. Mandela's movement was motivated by Pan-Africanism, while
Algerians fought in support of communist political philosophies.
C. Mandela openly supported violence, whereas independence
leaders in Ghana and Algeria supported peaceful protests.
D. Mandela argued that all racial groups should be together, while
Algerians believed that racial groups should be divided into their
own states.

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