"_________ to embody the struggle for justice around the word" what does it imply?
A. The struggle for global Justice was included in Mandel's original movement
B. The struggle for justice was raised to a global standard
C. The struggle for justice was finally brought to daylight
D. The struggle for justice came to an end
সঠিক উত্তরঃ
A.
The struggle for global Justice was included in Mandel's original movement
Explanation:
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