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Lerok [7]
3 years ago
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what is the correct definition for this was a movement whose followers believed that people ought to be free to think and work a

s they please
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lesya692 [45]3 years ago
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LiberalismPolitical movement whose followers believed that people ought to think and work as they please
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Augusto Pinochet, wasn't really a positive contributor. He violated the peoples' rights, ruined education for some, snatched job opportunies, canceled elections that were for good causes, illegally elected himself as president, and he was known for dividing rather than uniting.

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Nelson Mandela caused a positive impact around the world. He became a representation of an achievement with dedication to a good cause. He also brought peaceful protests and when needed, armed resistance.

Augusto Pinochet is remembered as a cold-hearted who tortured and murdered thousands of people. Murdered/disappeared more than 3,200 and tortured about 28,000. Chile's military today doesn't want to recognize him and political groups that favored him, now reject him and his family.

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A Glimpse

Nelson Mandela on the right

Augusto Pinochet on the left

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Mandela Arrested

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