Cronin describes the African National Congress as an example of
a. a group that eventually succumbed to long-term repression by the state.
b. a group that avoided the use of terror tactics and thus found legitimate political success.
c. a terrorist group that disbanded after its leadership was either killed or captured by the state.
d. a group that split into two separate factions over disagreement about the use of terror tactics.
e. a group that used terror tactics to achieve success and then moved on to legitimate political activity.
Answer: e
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