Which of the following describes the Nation of Islam in the early 1960s?

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The Nation of Islam in the early 1960s had a strong emphasis on personal self-improvement. This was emphasized through teachings on clean living, discipline, and hard work. While the Nation of Islam was known for its radical positions and controversial beliefs, it did have a significant following during this time period. Malcolm X was a prominent leader of the Nation of Islam, but he was not the only leader and the group did not rely solely on his influence. The Nation of Islam did not fuse Christianity and Islamic beliefs, as it rejected Christianity and promoted a unique form of Islam. Similarly, while the size of the group may have been limited, it is not accurate to state that it never had more than 500 members.

Which of the Following Describes the Nation of Islam in the Early