CLEAN : US support of apartheid regime remembered

The video discusses the historical context of Nelson Mandela's legacy and the US's role in opposing apartheid. It highlights the partnership with Washington DC and the significance of Mandela's statue as a symbol of the anti-apartheid movement. The narrative covers the US's initial complacency and eventual support for equality, drawing parallels with the civil rights movement. It emphasizes the courage of individuals who resisted government policies and advocated for change.

What was the significance of the site in Washington, D.C., mentioned in the video?

• It was where the U.S. declared its independence.

• It was the site of the first U.S. civil rights march.

• It was a key location for anti-apartheid protests.

• It was where Nelson Mandela was born.

Why did Nelson Mandela become a respected figure in the United States?

• His principles of equality aligned with U.S. values.

• He was a Nobel Prize-winning scientist.

• He was a U.S. president.

• He was a famous musician.

What was the main focus of the U.S. regarding apartheid?

• Opposing the apartheid regime.

• Promoting apartheid in other countries.

• Supporting the apartheid regime.

• Ignoring the apartheid regime.

Who were the individuals that played a crucial role in changing the U.S. government's stance on apartheid?

• Sports personalities.

• Business tycoons.

• Musicians and artists.

• Courageous activists and leaders.

What was the initial stance of U.S. Congresspeople and senators towards apartheid?

• They were unaware of the apartheid situation.

• They believed in constructive engagement with the regime.

• They immediately opposed the apartheid regime.

• They fully supported Nelson Mandela.