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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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c. He was a leader of the anti-apartheid movement and South Africa's first Black president. This is because he led the anti-apartheid movement and spent a good three decades in prison and when released, became the first black president to rule the country.

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