SAT World History Practice Question
The individual political struggles of Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi were MOST similar in that they
- A.worked to secure the independence of their nations from colonial rule
- B.fought against oppressive governments that encouraged racism
- C.eventually became high-ranking officials in their governments
- D.protested injustice through prolonged hunger strikes
- E.founded militant revolutionary organizations
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