Question

7 multiple choice 1 point what did martin luther king jr., gandhi, william wilberforce and susan b. anthony have in common as global leaders? they led peaceful protests for causes that benefited the average person. they were elected president of their nations in order to lead their people in a different direction. they were assassinated because others disagreed with their leadership choices. all of the above

Explanation:

Martin Luther King Jr. led the civil - rights movement in the US with peaceful protests (e.g., Montgomery Bus Boycott) for the rights of African - Americans (benefiting the average person). Gandhi led India's independence movement with non - violent resistance (e.g., Salt March) for the Indian people. William Wilberforce led the movement to abolish the slave trade in the British Empire, which benefited the enslaved (average people in a sense of those affected by slavery). Susan B. Anthony fought for women's suffrage (right to vote) through peaceful means (e.g., speeches, organizing), which would benefit women (average women).
Gandhi was never elected President of India (India was a British colony during most of his active years and later a republic, but he never held the office of President). Martin Luther King Jr. was never elected President of the US. William Wilberforce was a Member of Parliament, not a President. Susan B. Anthony was not a President. Also, only Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated among them.

Answer:

They led peaceful protests for causes that benefited the average person.