anc leader imprisoned in 1964 for life for treason; was eventually released from prison and won a nobel…

anc leader imprisoned in 1964 for life for treason; was eventually released from prison and won a nobel peace prize.\nmlk jr.\nnelson mandela\nlouis farakhan\nmalcolm x\ntype of economic system in which major economic decisions are made by the government rather than by individuals, companies, and the market.\nsocialism\ncapitalism\noligarchy\ndictatorship\nterm used to describe moving from a rural area, to a city or urban center\nclimitization\nurbanization\nebonics\nhomestead

anc leader imprisoned in 1964 for life for treason; was eventually released from prison and won a nobel peace prize.\nmlk jr.\nnelson mandela\nlouis farakhan\nmalcolm x\ntype of economic system in which major economic decisions are made by the government rather than by individuals, companies, and the market.\nsocialism\ncapitalism\noligarchy\ndictatorship\nterm used to describe moving from a rural area, to a city or urban center\nclimitization\nurbanization\nebonics\nhomestead

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Brief Explanations:

  1. Nelson Mandela was an ANC (African National Congress) leader imprisoned in 1964 for life on treason - related charges, later released and awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. MLK Jr. was an American civil - rights leader, Louis Farrakhan is a prominent African - American religious and political figure, and Malcolm X was also an American civil - rights activist.
  2. In socialism, the government makes major economic decisions. Capitalism is characterized by individual and market - driven economic decisions. Oligarchy is a form of government ruled by a few, and dictatorship is a form of autocratic rule, not an economic system.
  3. Urbanization refers to the movement from rural areas to urban centers. Climitization is not a recognized term for this concept. Ebonics is a term related to African - American Vernacular English, and homestead refers to a house and its surrounding land.

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  1. B. Nelson Mandela
  2. A. Socialism
  3. B. urbanization