Question

question 1-3
how did mary mcleod bethune’s domestic activism influence her contribution to the united nations?
○ her work in agricultural reform shaped un food policy in war - torn areas
○ her leadership in education and civil rights informed global human rights advocacy
○ her experience in labor unions helped draft international trade agreements
○ her military service inspired the un’s peacekeeping mission to future areas of unrest

Explanation:

Mary McLeod Bethune was known for her work in education and civil rights (domestic activism). Human rights advocacy at the UN would be informed by such domestic work in civil rights and education, matching the option about leadership in education and civil rights informing global human rights advocacy. Other options: agricultural reform isn't her focus, labor unions/trade agreements don't align, and she had no military service relevant to UN peacekeeping.

Answer:

Her leadership in education and civil rights informed global human rights advocacy