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Benazir Bhutto was born on June 21, 1953 in Karachi, SE Pakistan. She is the oldest child and decided to pursue her academics in the U.S after learning in Pakistan. She went to Radcliffe College, then attended Harvard University to get a B.A degree in comparative government from 1969-1973. Afterwards, she decided to go to U.K. to attend Oxford University and taking the course in international Law and Diplomacy from 1973-1977.

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After Benazir pursued her education, she came back to Pakistan in 1977 and was house arrested under General Mohammad Zia al-Haq's rule. He overthrew Bhutto's father's government, and when he became the president in 1978, the elder Bhutto was hung a year later due to conviction of charges authorizing the murder of opponent. Bhutto then inherit her father's leadership of the PPP.

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Benazir Bhutto Quote: "Every dictator uses religion as a prop to keep himself in power."

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Benazir Bhutto Quote: "Every dictator uses religion as a prop to keep himself in power."

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Like this picture quoted, Benazir Bhutto "became the first ever female prime minister of a Muslim nation on December 1, 1988. Bhutto also has a high range of education and went to the best schools of the nation and that includes, Radcliffe College, Harvard University, and Oxford University. She became a joint leader in 1984 in exile of the PPP in England. She also launched a nation wide campaign in 1986 on April 10th for open elections when she came back to Pakistan after England.

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Despite Benazir Bhutto's high success of education and being a role model as in being the first female muslim prime minister, she wasn't at all the "perfect" leader. Bhutto made rash decisions which led to the downfall of her life and caused of deaths of OTHER people as well. In the 1990 election, she was defeated and due to that she faced several charges and attended court because of misconduct in the office. Bhutto was sentenced to 3 years in prison due to conviction of corruption in 1999 when she was in Dubai and Britain at the same time being self-imposed exiled. After 8 years of exile, Bhutto's homecoming rally was hit by a suicide attack which killed 136 people. She only survived because she ducked down, but in on December 27, 2007 she was killed by assassination after a campaign rally she had in Rawalpindi.

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Bhutto held a special place in a million of Pakistanis' hearts due to her legacy. They mourned her death and wished how it would be like if she was still alive and that her era has lived on. Millions of women and girls who are Pakistanis look up to Bhutto as a role model due to her life accomplishments, her determination, and how she still persevered in tough situations. She brought out valuable Eastern values such as "freedom, liberty, justice, and respect for cultural and religious values”. This made others view her as a great leader who was sentimental and had morals and respect for others, and respecting what each of the common people wanted.

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Benazir Bhutto's life and assassination connects to WWI Archduke Franz Ferdinand's. They were both assassinated before being able to really became a leader during their time of era. He was the heir of the Austria-Hungarian Empire. He was shot to death in 1914 along with his wife.