What reaction did international organizations have to apartheid?(1 point)

Question

Responses

1 Only the UN reacted to apartheid. The UN called apartheid unacceptable and placed an embargo on countries selling weapons to South Africa. No other international organization reacted directly to apartheid.
Only the UN reacted to apartheid. The UN called apartheid unacceptable and placed an embargo on countries selling weapons to South Africa. No other international organization reacted directly to apartheid.

2 International organizations, such as the UN and the Commonwealth of Nations, placed pressure on the government to end apartheid. They condemned apartheid and the UN placed embargos against selling weapons to South Africa. South Africa eventually gave in, ending apartheid in order to remain part of these organizations.
International organizations, such as the UN and the Commonwealth of Nations, placed pressure on the government to end apartheid. They condemned apartheid and the UN placed embargos against selling weapons to South Africa. South Africa eventually gave in, ending apartheid in order to remain part of these organizations.

Only the Commonwealth of Nations reacted to apartheid, by condemning the law. This forced South Africa to leave the organization as they still refused to end apartheid. No other international organization reacted directly to apartheid.
Only the Commonwealth of Nations reacted to apartheid, by condemning the law. This forced South Africa to leave the organization as they still refused to end apartheid. No other international organization reacted directly to apartheid.

International organizations like the UN and the Commonwealth of Nations placed pressure on the government to end apartheld. They condemned apartheld and the UN placed embargos against selling weapons to South Africa. They were not able to force the government to change their law.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

2. International organizations, such as the UN and the Commonwealth of Nations, placed pressure on the government to end apartheid. They condemned apartheid and the UN placed embargos against selling weapons to South Africa. South Africa eventually gave in, ending apartheid in order to remain part of these organizations.

This response accurately reflects the multifaceted international reaction to apartheid, highlighting the roles of both the UN and the Commonwealth of Nations in opposing the system of apartheid and the measures taken to apply pressure on the South African government.