How did the ANC call on township residents in 1985?

In 1985, the African National Congress (ANC) called on township residents to engage in resistance against the apartheid regime through mass mobilization and protests. They encouraged community involvement in activities such as strikes and boycotts to challenge the oppressive system. The ANC emphasized unity and collective action among residents to strengthen their fight for liberation and social justice. This call was part of a broader strategy to galvanize support for the anti-apartheid movement during a time of heightened political unrest in South Africa.