The correct answer is Malcolm X.
Malcolm X was one of the most influential people of the Black Power movement. Malcolm X felt that nonviolence was a strategy that would not bring real social change. Instead, he focused on empowering blacks and felt that they should create change by "any means necessary." If this meant that violence was needed, so bet it. His message hit home for millions of African-Americans and helped in creating the Black Panther party.
It would be that "d. They worshipped one god who was believed to control nature and agriculture" that is not a true statement about the Indus Valley civilization, since in fact there were multiple religions in the region.
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Unions have long been part of our nation's history, fighting for better pay, safer working conditions, health care and retirement benefits, education and civic participation. ... Unions played a major role in ending the sweatshops and child labor so common at the beginning of the 20th century.
I am pretty sure it is D but it could be A, sorry if I am wrong.