Answer:
C. Johnson-Sirleaf did not win the presidency the first time she ran for the position in 1997, but did not give up and tried again
Step-by-step explanation:
Considering the sentences made in the text, the conclusion that can be drawn from the information is that "Johnson-Sirleaf did not win the presidency the first time she ran for the position in 1997, but did not give up and tried again."
The statement above is true because option A is wrong, the information says Johnson-Sirleaf "made an unsuccessful run for the presidency in 1997."
Option B is also wrong because the information didn't mention that Johnson-Sirleaf had a poor performance as Finance Minister
Option D is also worn because the information says, "Johnson-Sirleaf is Africa’s first elected female head of state" which contradicts option D.