Question

background
nelson mandela led the anti - apartheid movement in south africa. the apartheid system used national racist laws and police violence to segregate, or separate, white people and people of color, and keep the white minority in power for 50 years. mandela, who was in prison for 26 years, and the african national congress supported the use of international economic sanctions to put pressure on the apartheid regime and create change. mandela was elected president in 1994, several years after the white - led government and the anc worked together on a peaceful transition to democracy.
use the drop - down menu to complete each statement.
in this excerpt, nelson mandela is saying that
were important for their victory.
south african president is arguing
military force
economic sanctions
humanitarian aid

Explanation:

The background text states that Mandela and the African National Congress supported the use of international economic sanctions to pressure the apartheid regime. So, based on the context, economic sanctions were important for their victory against apartheid. Military force is not indicated as a key factor here, and humanitarian aid is also not mentioned in relation to their victory.

Answer:

economic sanctions