CLEAN : 1988 concert in London a game changer

The transcript discusses Nelson Mandela's refusal to accept freedom while his colleagues were imprisoned, highlighting his sacrifice. It describes how global awareness of Mandela grew through concerts and media, and the grassroots activism against apartheid. The impact of colonialism on segregation and discrimination is explored, along with the political climate and changing views on apartheid. The transcript concludes with Mandela's forgiveness and his vision for a united country, emphasizing his legacy.

What was the significant impact of the concert mentioned in the first section?

• It was the first concert to be broadcasted globally.

• It helped people realize who Mandela was.

• It was the first concert to feature African artists.

• It was the longest concert in history.

What were some of the grassroots activities mentioned in the second section?

• Starting businesses

• Building schools

• Collecting signatures and attending rallies

• Organizing sports events

According to the second section, what historical factor contributed to segregation?

• World War II

• Colonialism

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Cold War

What was the initial perception of the ANC's ability to govern South Africa?

• It was considered inevitable.

• It was ignored by the public.

• It was widely accepted.

• It was seen as impossible.

What was Mandela's approach towards those who opposed him, as mentioned in the third section?

• He forgave them.

• He negotiated with them.

• He sought revenge.

• He ignored them.