Discussion
What was not the aim of the 'Suppression of Communism Act" passed by the Racist regime of South Africa ?
Answer: B
The aim that the Suppression of Communism Act did not have was to placate the capitalist countries to support the apartheid regime. The passage says the Act banned all dissent and was used against writers and activists, so it aimed to curb dissent and to impose social restrictions on the Black population, while the system of apartheid segregated the Black and White populations.
The passage nowhere says it was passed to win the support of capitalist states, so that option is the one that was not its aim. The other three options match the passage.
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