Nelson Mandela and Apartheid History

The video discusses Nelson Mandela's life, focusing on his struggle against apartheid and his role as South Africa's first black president. It highlights his inauguration, vision for a non-discriminatory nation, and reflections on the country's history. Mandela's personal journey and philosophy on freedom are also explored, emphasizing his belief in equality and justice.

What was the political system called that discriminated against black people in South Africa?

• Apartheid

• Feudalism

• Segregation

• Colonialism

Which party did Nelson Mandela lead?

• African National Congress

• Democratic Alliance

• United Democratic Movement

• Economic Freedom Fighters

In which year did Nelson Mandela become the first black president of South Africa?

• 1994

• 1992

• 1996

• 1990

How many countries' leaders attended Mandela's inauguration ceremony?

• 100

• 160

• 120

• 140

What did Mandela pledge to protect during his inauguration?

• The military

• The economy

• The environment

• The constitution

What did Mandela say about the future of discrimination in South Africa?

• It will continue

• It will be reduced

• It will be ignored

• It will be eliminated

What did Mandela believe about the nature of hatred and love?

• Love is impossible

• Love can be taught

• Hatred is natural

• Hatred is stronger

According to Mandela, what are the two duties every person has?

• To their family and to their community

• To their community and to their religion

• To their family and to their job

• To their job and to their country

What did Mandela realize about his freedom as he grew older?

• It was easy to achieve

• It was guaranteed

• It was an illusion

• It was unimportant

What did Mandela say about the oppressors' freedom?

• They are unaffected by oppression

• They can never be free

• They are also imprisoned by hatred

• They are truly free