In the years to follow Nelson Mandela's graduation, he joined the ANC. The ANC is a large group of members whome protect and defend the rights of the African people. They mission is to destroy adn racial or economical segregation in any African nation and successfully put an end it it.
Nelson Mandela joined the ANC in 1942, and was always a very involved political figure of power. His goal: to free South Africa from the apartheid.
Nelson started a group called the ANC Youth Group, a group of people whom reach out to the young in in South Africa to help raise awareness about the apartheid in their nation.
Nelson Mandela rose through the ranks of the ANC Youth Group very quickly. However, later the ANC decided to approached a new campaign, one that is more drastic, it was called the Programme of Action.
In 1952 Nelson Mandela was chosen to take part in the National Volunteer in Chief of the Defiance Campaign. While immersed in this campaign, Nelson Mandela disobeyed one of the rules between the ANC and the African Indian Congress for what they had said pro apartheid. He was banned from the ANC for the first time.
3 years later Nelson Mandela's biggest arrest occurred. In December 1955, Nelson Mandela lead a protest that committed treason towards the South African government. This was the event that led to Nelson Mandela's treason trial in 1956. The protest Nelson Mandela gave was about the apartheid and how it should be abolished from South Africa.
The date was March 21 1962, when police shot 62 in a protest lead by none other than Nelson Mandela. The protest was over anti-apartheid policies. At such drastic measure, it was called to a state of emergency. Yet again, Nelson Mandela has comitted treason towards the South African government.
A short time before Nelson reported to his treason trial, he spoke at an All-in Africa Conference, in which he spoke that the majority of South Africa would write to the prime minister to ask for an end to racial segregation and to not make South Africa a republic.
After the treason trial was finished he planned a strike to take place in South Africa, a reaction to the racial segregation and South Africa refusing to abolish the apartheid.
Later, in 1961, Nelson Mandela was asked to lead a protest to establish Umkhonto weSizwe as a free form of a system to take part in.
On January 1962, Nelson Mandela illegally left South Africa. He visited London, where he met many of his anti-apartheid fans in favor of their struggle to abolish this law. After much traveling, Nelson came back to South Africa in 1962. He was arrested outside his home for illegally South Africa to rally up Anti-Apartheid to go on strike for South Africa.
Nelson faced five years in prison at a local prison called Pretoria Local Prison. However, in 1963 he was transferred to Robben Island prison where he faced even more years in prison. Several of his comrades were arrested as well.
in 1968, Nelson joined 10 other people to protest as what would be known as the Rivora Trial.
Afterwards, he was caught and arrested.
In 1964, Nelson Mandela and many of his closest comrades were sentenced to life in prison in Robben Island.
in 1982, after many years in prison, he was transferred to Polsmoor Prison camp. So did his comrades as well, in October. Later that year, when he is sent back to prison, he was thought to be met by governors and even the president about abolishing the apartheid.
He spent his last 14 months of imprisonment mourning his recent discovery of tuberculosis.
February 1990,9 days after the unbanning of the ANC, Nelson and all his comrades were freed from jail at no costs.
Nelson Mandela spent many tireless days taking with officials to end white rule in South Africa and to appoint Nelson Mandela as the first democratic president of South Africa.
Finally, they had come to a decision. All agreed on the repeal of white rule in South Africa. The apartheid has been abolished, Nelson Mandela's lifelong dream.
To honor Nelson's lifelong devotion to this, he was appointed president of South Africa. But after a short time in office, he stepped down in 1999.
In 1944, Nelson Mandela and his comrade were chosen to accept the Nobel Peace Prize.
Nelson has committed the rest of his life after this to establish the Nelson Mandela Foundation and The Mandela Rhodes Foundation.
Nelson Mandela is a man to truly live by, he devotes his life to the right cause, not just what some think, but against the majority, and he stuck up for what was right and what he believed in.
Nelson Mandela tooted his horn, he never used racism, and he never provoked others into doing the wrong think, but his life has been full of inspiration for others to act to oppression and deprivation and stop it, right at the source.
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His succession:
Nelson Mandela freed millions of black people in South Africa from deprivation, and gave them equal rights to white, he did this by abolishing the apartheid.
Nelson Mandela joined the ANC in 1942, and was always a very involved political figure of power. His goal: to free South Africa from the apartheid.
Nelson started a group called the ANC Youth Group, a group of people whom reach out to the young in in South Africa to help raise awareness about the apartheid in their nation.
Nelson Mandela rose through the ranks of the ANC Youth Group very quickly. However, later the ANC decided to approached a new campaign, one that is more drastic, it was called the Programme of Action.
In 1952 Nelson Mandela was chosen to take part in the National Volunteer in Chief of the Defiance Campaign. While immersed in this campaign, Nelson Mandela disobeyed one of the rules between the ANC and the African Indian Congress for what they had said pro apartheid. He was banned from the ANC for the first time.
3 years later Nelson Mandela's biggest arrest occurred. In December 1955, Nelson Mandela lead a protest that committed treason towards the South African government. This was the event that led to Nelson Mandela's treason trial in 1956. The protest Nelson Mandela gave was about the apartheid and how it should be abolished from South Africa.
The date was March 21 1962, when police shot 62 in a protest lead by none other than Nelson Mandela. The protest was over anti-apartheid policies. At such drastic measure, it was called to a state of emergency. Yet again, Nelson Mandela has comitted treason towards the South African government.
A short time before Nelson reported to his treason trial, he spoke at an All-in Africa Conference, in which he spoke that the majority of South Africa would write to the prime minister to ask for an end to racial segregation and to not make South Africa a republic.
After the treason trial was finished he planned a strike to take place in South Africa, a reaction to the racial segregation and South Africa refusing to abolish the apartheid.
Later, in 1961, Nelson Mandela was asked to lead a protest to establish Umkhonto weSizwe as a free form of a system to take part in.
On January 1962, Nelson Mandela illegally left South Africa. He visited London, where he met many of his anti-apartheid fans in favor of their struggle to abolish this law. After much traveling, Nelson came back to South Africa in 1962. He was arrested outside his home for illegally South Africa to rally up Anti-Apartheid to go on strike for South Africa.
Nelson faced five years in prison at a local prison called Pretoria Local Prison. However, in 1963 he was transferred to Robben Island prison where he faced even more years in prison. Several of his comrades were arrested as well.
in 1968, Nelson joined 10 other people to protest as what would be known as the Rivora Trial.
Afterwards, he was caught and arrested.
In 1964, Nelson Mandela and many of his closest comrades were sentenced to life in prison in Robben Island.
in 1982, after many years in prison, he was transferred to Polsmoor Prison camp. So did his comrades as well, in October. Later that year, when he is sent back to prison, he was thought to be met by governors and even the president about abolishing the apartheid.
He spent his last 14 months of imprisonment mourning his recent discovery of tuberculosis.
February 1990,9 days after the unbanning of the ANC, Nelson and all his comrades were freed from jail at no costs.
Nelson Mandela spent many tireless days taking with officials to end white rule in South Africa and to appoint Nelson Mandela as the first democratic president of South Africa.
Finally, they had come to a decision. All agreed on the repeal of white rule in South Africa. The apartheid has been abolished, Nelson Mandela's lifelong dream.
To honor Nelson's lifelong devotion to this, he was appointed president of South Africa. But after a short time in office, he stepped down in 1999.
In 1944, Nelson Mandela and his comrade were chosen to accept the Nobel Peace Prize.
Nelson has committed the rest of his life after this to establish the Nelson Mandela Foundation and The Mandela Rhodes Foundation.
Nelson Mandela is a man to truly live by, he devotes his life to the right cause, not just what some think, but against the majority, and he stuck up for what was right and what he believed in.
Nelson Mandela tooted his horn, he never used racism, and he never provoked others into doing the wrong think, but his life has been full of inspiration for others to act to oppression and deprivation and stop it, right at the source.
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His succession:
Nelson Mandela freed millions of black people in South Africa from deprivation, and gave them equal rights to white, he did this by abolishing the apartheid.