A glossary of historical terms
African National Congress (ANC)
A multiracial nationalist movement founded in 1912 to end racial discrimination in what was then the Union of South Africa. The ANC was banned (1960-90) and undertook sabotage and guerrilla war. In 1994 its leader Nelson Mandela was sworn in as the first black president of the republic of South Africa.
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