Answer the following questions :
(a) How do you differentiate Mandela from other political leaders?
(b) "Mandela's movement was non-violent one" Do you agree or disagree with the statement? Give
reasons.
(c) What dream, did Mandela dream throughout his life?
(d) Why do people remember Mandela today?
(e) Do you find any leadership quality in Mandela? If any, explain.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Explanation:
a) Mandela is different from other political leaders from different angles. For example, he was accepted to all classes of people which is not usually seen in others. Besides, Mandela has political fame in combination with celebrity sparkle which the other leaders lack.
(b) I agree to the statement. Mandela always wanted to establish the rights of his people while he also avoided any civil war.
(c) Mandela dreamt the ideal of a free and democratic society in which all persons lived together in harmony with equal opportunities throughout his lifE-
(d) People remember Mandela today for his humanity, kindness and dignity.
(e) Yes, I can find many leadership qualities in Mandela. He was very goal-oriented, visionary and high determination in the face of many challenges.
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