NELSON MANDELA : LONG WALK TO FREEDOM

2. Which political party did Nelson Mandela belong to?

African National Congress

Democratic Alliance

Economic Freedom Fighters

Inkatha Freedom Party

In what year was Nelson Mandela elected as the first black President of South Africa?

1990

1994

1996

1998

What was the unintended effect of the long oppression? Choose the correct option.

It made the people indifferent to injustice.

It made people accept their oppression.

It influenced a generation to fight against injustice.

It made the people reject oppression.

5. Who took oath before Nelson Mandela?

Oliver Tambo

Mr. Thabo Mbeki and Mr. de Klerk took oath before Nelson Mandela.

Albertina Sisulu

Adelaide Tambo

6. Why was freedom an illusion for Mandela?

Because he was born in an apartheid country,

Because he was not free to educate himself

Because he was not free to marry and have family.

All of the above

What according to Mandela is true freedom?

According to Mandela, true freedom is not an individual freedom but freedom for all

Freedom of achieving his potential, earning his keep, marrying, having a family and living a lawful life

Freedom for the Blacks

Freedom to stay out at night, read the books of his choice and go wherever he liked

What are the ‘twin obligations’ referred to by Nelson Mandela?

He did not refer to any obligations

The first obligation is to his family, to his parents, wife and children. Secondly, he has an obligation to his country, people, and community.

Obligation to his friends in the prison and the members of his political party.

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What does Mandela mean to say that the oppressor and the oppressed alike are robbed of their humanity?

The person who snatches this freedom of a man is really an oppressor and a prisoner of hatred.

Both of them are actually the victims of hatred.

Everyone is obliged to discharge their duties whether personal or social but without freedom a man cannot do so.

All above

What did Nelson Mandela pledge when he was sworn in as President?

To uphold the Constitution of his country

Devote himself to liberate his people from the bondage of poverty, deprivation, suffering, gender and other discriminations.

Freedom and justice for one and all, irrespective of their gender or race.

All the points mentioned here

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