alleryIn apartheid-era South Africa, non-White people could generally not vote in national elections until which year?
A1961
B1980
C1994
D2004
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 1994
1. Racial discrimination long denied political representation.
2. In South Africa non-White people could generally not vote nationally until the first multi-party elections in 1994.
3. The other years do not match those elections.
_Source: Wikipedia, Universal suffrage, History_
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