Which statement describes how nelson mandela reacted to the sharpeville
massacre?

a. mandela began working with african national congress lawyers to
build a case against the south african government.
b. mandela formed a new organization dedicated to nonviolence,
viewing it as the only way to protect the lives of protestors.
c. mandela started raising funds to black south african families
emigrate to supportive countries.
d. mandela concluded that protestors must consider violence as a
response to violence on the part of the government.

The correct answer is D: Mandela concluded that protestors must consider violence as a response to violence on the part of the government.

Nelson Mandela reacted to the Sharpeville massacre when he concluded that protestors must consider violence as a response to violence on the part of the government. The massacre in Sharpeville resulted in the killing of 69 demonstrators and injuring of over 300 others when the Afrikana police deliberately shot protestors outside the police station in a hail of submachine guns. After this incidence Nelson Mandela the Apartheid leader was convinced that his non-violent approach was not working; thus he resulted in organizing small paramilitary groups to fight the South African Apartheid regime which was racially segregated. This resulted in his arrest and jailing for 27 years.

c. legislation should seek to resolve social problems.

the american revolution was by the middle and upper class, and the french was by the lower and middle class.