Answer:
b) Democratic government
Step-by-step explanation:
South Africa was an English colony for many years. However, in 1910, with an organization to seek independence among Africans, the British overthrew the colony system and transformed South Africa into something called a "union," which was basically the same thing as a colony, but which it allowed a small domination by the Africans. However, the movement for independence became increasingly strong, which allowed South Africa to become an independent country in 1931. After a period of political organization, it was decided that the African government would be a representative parliamentary democratic republic. Which means that the population would choose its rulers, who would represent all citizens in political matters.