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Remembering Nelson Mandela: How much do you know about his legacy?
Jerry Holt, The Star Tribune/AP/File
Nelson Mandela, the iconic leader of South Africa who passed at age 95 on Dec. 5, 2013, led the struggle against apartheid and served as South Africa's first black president.
How well do you know this towering global statesman?
1. Who gave Nelson Mandela the name “Nelson”?
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His mother |
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His village |
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A teacher |
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The apartheid government |
