The Tiananmen Square protests, like the anti-Apartheid movement, represent efforts:

A. In the pursuit of freer gov'ts

B. To resist western influence

C. of an uneducated majority against minority rule

D. to stop the spread of communism

A. In the pursuit of freer gov'ts

Explanation:

The goal of both social movements was to increase pluralism and freedom inside their respective countries.

The goal of the Tiananmen Square protests was not even to topple the Chinese Communist Party, or to change the leadership, but to open up the government to criticism, and to allow for greater freedom in education, media, the arts and sciences.

The goal of the anti-apartheid movement was to change the South African legal system, which was racist to the core because it gave different rights to white people in detriment to black people, who represented the majority of the South African population.