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The sharpeville massacre was the most significant as it received global attention for the brutality occuring in South Africa. It also led to the formation of the MK branch in the ANC and SACP after they were banned as a result of the massacre. The MK took on more radical and violent approaches to apartheid and the overall injustice in South Africa.

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Sabotage you know

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I think Nelson Mandela was the most significant to the anti-apartheid movement because he was the face that represented hope to end apartheid

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Nelson Mandela was the most significant since he fought against apartheid for 7 decades. He was the first African American president and never gave up his beliefs to ends apartheid even when he was in jail.

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The switch from non-violent to violence (sabotage)

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Nelson Mandela because he was a representation of hope for the people struggling with the movement and had allowed the movement to advance even after he was imprisoned.

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I believe Nelson Mandela is the most significant to the anti-apartheid movement because he spent a lot of his life fighting for this cause

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The most significant to the anti-apartheid movement was the MK because although their campaigns were violent, they caused the most attention to the movement and brought about changes that the nonviolent protests weren't bringing about.

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the Sharpeville massacre was the most significant Anti-apartheid movement because it shows what extent the hatred went and how peaceful protest was no longer fitting

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Mandela's imprisonment was the most significant to the movement because he was a prominent leader and the fact that he wasn't able to lead accelerated the movement.

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The massacre had called for quiet alot of attention from the public. The death had caused people to realize the need to stop the appartheid. Even though after this the ANC and Pan African campaign were made illegal, there was internationa ttention from the Security Council in the UN

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I believe that Oliver Tambo was extremely significant in progressing the movement because he lead the movement while Mandela was in jail and worked directly with the people who were the forces behind the ultimate success of the movement.

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Nelson Mandela's efforts to the anti-apartheid movement were the most significant because he was the driving force behind organizing all of the other people that participated. He was the perfect face for the movement, and his ideologies proved to be successful.

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The sharpsville massacre was the most significant because it led to multiple deaths and injuries that did not need to happen. It gained the attention of others

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Nelson Mandela being released from prison was one of the most significant parts of the movement. Mandela was able to be released because of international pressure from other nations.

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The Sharpeville massacre was the most important because it showed the difficulties of the movement to foreign powers that could have impacted south africa economically

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Nelson Mandela gave hope to the people of south africa. He was the face of the movement. He had help although even after being imprisoned he had enough influence to catch international attention and change the policies of South Africa.

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I think Nelson Mandela was the most significant to the anti-apartheid because he was the face of the movement and was involved in almost every aspect if the movement.

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the ANC since it was involved in nearly all aspects of the movement, with its leader being nelson mandela, and also uniting and pushing for their rights with both peaceful protests and sabotage

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the ANC since it was involved in nearly all aspects of the movement, with its leader being nelson mandela, and also uniting and pushing for their rights with both peaceful protests and sabotage

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I believe that NElson MAndela was the most significant because with his organization and commitment such as going to jail it lead to world movement on the subject and change to occur when without his efforts no significantly good change would have occured.

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The MK is most significant to the anti-apartheid movement because it got the governments attention by using sabotage as it 's tactic

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Nelson Mandela because he acted in both peaceful and violent forms of protest. He also was part of both the ANC and the MK and assisted the organizations even when he was imprisoned

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The Spear of the Nation because they were South Africa's own independent military force that  was capable of taking down their government on their own with no foreign aid. 

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The Spear of the Nation because they were South Africa's own independent military force that  was capable of taking down their government on their own with no foreign aid. 

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Jordan Shepard

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Nelson Mandela's arrest because everyone pushed for anti-apartheid when he was arrested. Also, many other people stood up and took leadership after his arrest and it showed that even without mandela, apartheid could still be ended.

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Nelson Mandela, because he was the face of the movement and he worked hard to make the MK and the ANC successful organizations.

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MK is ultimately the most significant because without the unity and use of force natives, which pressured the government, apartheid would have still been active.

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Nelson Mandela, because he led both peaceful protests and acts of sabotage, and because he eventually became president of South Africa

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MK, because it showed that the south Africans were willing to unite, study military tactics and be trained in order to protect themselves and prove to their government that they're not backing down until change was made.

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The ANC was the most significant in the anti-apartheid movement because it gave people a platform to act on their views. They launched the defiance campaign and held many other civil disobedience protests. This began the movement toward ending apartheid.

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The ANC was highly significant to the anti-apartheid movement because it was involved in many different groups & protests.

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Nelson Mandela was the face of the movement and his work was most significant in gaining worldwide support, causing apartheid to end and democracy to begin with Mandela as president.