1. In the Leaders for Independence activity in this lesson, you selected a nationalist leader to whom you would award a peace prize. You also explained why you chose this person.
Write a paragraph naming this person and explaining why you chose him to receive the peace prize

Not enough informationhow am I supposed to know what Leaders "specifically" were in YOUR lesson...

Explanation:

If you give me a leader to pick from..then I will answer this for you.

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I will prefer to Nelson Mandela.

Explanation:

because of following reason:

To celebrate and raise awareness about Mandela Day, create a social justice hall of fame. Make a poster or create a chalk mural on the sidewalk that includes portraits of Mandela and other leaders who fought for social justice, such as Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. You may also want to include leaders who are continuing the fight today. Next to each leader’s portrait, include an inspirational quotation from that leader or a sentence that summarizes his or her achievements.

In the eulogy former President Barack Obama gave at Nelson Mandela’s memorial service, he compared Mandela to other figures in history who demonstrated good leadership, such as Abraham Lincoln, Mahatma Gandhi, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Brainstorm a list of single words you would use to describe leaders who brought positive change to the world. Use these words to create a word cloud about good leadership. Remember that the words you think are the most important should stand out and be made larger than the others. Share and discuss your word cloud with a friend or a family member.

the belief that a winning political party is empowered by the voters to carry out campaign promises is called a mandate. mandate is also an authority given to a constituency to represent someone or a group.

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