In Contrast to Indians' Struggle for Independence in the Twentieth

In contrast to Indians' struggle for independence in the twentieth century,black South Africans' struggle for control of their country was

A) characterized by common interests,shared beliefs,and political unity among a homogenous population.
B) plagued by religious conflicts and handicapped by the lack of infrastructure for industrialization.
C) successfully completed when Britain handed control to the African National Congress in 1910.
D) waged against an internal community of permanent white settlers who controlled the country.