UA History of Africa | 1 of 17 What is one reason that twentieth-century Pan-African leaders often had socialist ideological leanings?
A. Pan-Africanists were opposed to government control in any form.
B. Pan-Africanists stressed the collective strength of oppressed peoples.
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C. Pan-Africanists stressed the need for self-determination and personal freedom.
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D. Pan-Africanists were opposed to free-market economics as an invention of Western Europeans.