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The Programme of Action called on the ANC to embark on mass action, involving civil disobedience, strikes, boycotts and other forms of non-violent resistance, similar to the 1946 Passive resistance campaign mounted by the South African Indian Conference (SAIC).
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To keep it from loosing popularity
B because the Americans hotly protested this "taxation without representation" and insisted that only their elected colonial legislatures had the right to tax them.<span> Prolonged violence and threats against royal officials in the colonies resulted in Parliament repealing the Stamp Act the next year, in 1766.</span>
Answer:Under the Articles of Confederation, most of the power was in the hands of the states
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D. Were stuck in certain social classes.
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Under the caste system, all people in India were stuck in certain social classes.
The Indian people were stuck in certain social classes (castes) because they were born into it. The only way one could have progressed up the caste system was by adhering to the rules of their caste, and then hopefully, they would be born into a higher caste in their next life. The caste system is closely connected to Hinduism, and the belief of reincarnation.
This caste system was composed of:
Brahmins - Religious leaders & educators
Kshatriyas - Ruling class & warriors
Vaishyas - Merchants
Shudras - Artisans
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Dalits/Untouchables - Lowest of the low, really not even included in the caste system
