Asked by fred

What impact did the collapse of the Soviet Union have on the end of segregation in South Africa?

a- The decline of the Soviet Union allowed for the United Nations to intervene in the segregation policies of the South African government.
b-The decline of the Soviet Union led to a reduction of trade for South Africa, weakening the government and leading native South Africans to revolt.
c- The decline of the Soviet Union allowed the United States to become involved in the internal affairs of other countries without opposition.
d-The decline of the Soviet Union made Communism less of a threat, so the South African government loosened restrictions on anti-apartheid groups.
b?
Answered by Ms. Sue
No.

https://www.sahistory.org.za/article/impact-collapse-ussr-south-africa-grade-12
Answered by kalia
Is the answer c?
Answered by F U
no it is not
Answered by Faith
then what is it?
Answered by Ugh
Not A
Answered by lol><:
Since it's not a,b,c im guessing its D
Answered by answer???
sooo.... what is the answer??
Answered by for people in the future
yea its D
Answered by Z
Population decline of native Americans
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