Why is Nelson Mandela important to South Africa?

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a. He asked foreign nations to do business with South Africa and to support its policies.

b. He wrote a new Bill of Rights and Constitution in South Africa and was then imprisoned.

c. He was a leader of the anti - apartheid movement and South Africa's first black president.

d. He is the current president of South Africa and is promoting a free-market economy.

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18 October, 11:46

Why is Nelson Mandela important to South Africa?

Group of answer choices

a. He asked foreign nations to do business with South Africa and to support its policies.

b. He wrote a new Bill of Rights and Constitution in South Africa and was then imprisoned.

c. He was a leader of the anti - apartheid movement and South Africa's first black president.

d. He is the current president of South Africa and is promoting a free-market economy.

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Clinton Lam · Answer 1

Because he was a leader of anti apartheid movement and South Africa's first black president

Brenna Hensley · Answer 2

anti-apartheid movement in South Africa, even while imprisoned for a quarter century. His persistence in speaking out and taking action against apartheid led to the reform of the South African government.