NELSON MANDELA MAKE POVERTY HISTORY SPEECH

Nelson Mandela, despite his frail health, delivered a powerful message comparing poverty to apartheid, urging for its eradication. He highlighted the plight of millions trapped in poverty and called for their liberation. The UK, led by Gordon Brown and Tony Blair, is committed to aiding the developing world. However, only Canada among the G7 has fully supported the UK's proposals for debt relief. Other countries, like the US and Japan, remain hesitant. Mandela's appearance aimed to rally public support and maintain political pressure on G7 leaders, emphasizing the need for action over words.

What did Nelson Mandela compare poverty to in his message?

• War and conflict

• Economic recession

• Apartheid and slavery

• Environmental degradation

Which two British leaders are mentioned as being committed to helping the developing world?

• Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak

• David Cameron and Theresa May

• Gordon Brown and Tony Blair

• Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher

What is the frequency of child deaths in poverty mentioned in the video?

• Every ten seconds

• Every hour

• Every three seconds

• Every minute

Which G7 country has committed to Britain's proposals for debt relief?

• Germany

• Canada

• United States

• Japan

According to the video, what is the US administration more interested in spending money on?

• Healthcare

• Education

• Military

• Infrastructure