A) F. W. de Klerk
B) Nelson Mandela
C) Mangosuthu Buthelezi
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A) Widespread prosperity because of its great natural resources
B) Tension between Christians and Muslims
C) Struggles over land between pastoralists and farmers
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A) In the late nineteenth century
B) Immediately before World War I
C) After World War I
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A) It was originally led by Western-inclined intellectuals who had little popular support.
B) It was initially aimed at achieving full equality for the educated black population through peaceful means.
C) Its policies met with cooperative reactions from the white majority who held power.
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A) Women are not typically treated as full political and social equals.
B) Women are far more active in commerce than men and dominate most trades.
C) Women living in cities experience much different lives than those living in rural areas.
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A) They were fortunate in having inherited diverse economies.
B) They inherited colonial economies reliant on the export of a single crop or resource.
C) They were able to build on the widespread industrial base left by the colonial powers.
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A) Restrictive zoning policies
B) Massive squatter settlements
C) Overwhelmed transportation systems
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A) Reduce poverty and illiteracy worldwide by 2015
B) Remove the last vestiges of neocolonialism from Africa
C) Revive traditional African culture through education
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