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 covers the global impact of a live concert that raised awareness about apartheid, the grassroots activism efforts, and the colonial legacy that influenced apartheid. The political climate and changing views on apartheid are examined, along with Mandela's approach to forgiveness and his enduring legacy.

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

• It was a local event with limited reach.

• It was a global event that raised awareness about apartheid.

• It was a private event for political leaders.

• It was a concert to celebrate the end of apartheid.

How did ordinary people contribute to the fight against apartheid?

• By creating online petitions.

• By collecting signatures and attending rallies.

• By organizing concerts.

• By writing books.

What role could the internet have played in the anti-apartheid movement?

• It could have delayed the movement.

• It could have made no difference.

• It could have confused the movement.

• It could have accelerated the movement.

What was the general political climate regarding the possibility of change in South Africa?

• There was unanimous support for change.

• There was no interest in change.

• There was skepticism about the possibility of change.

• There was widespread belief in immediate change.

What is considered a key part of Mandela's legacy?

• Military strategies.

• Economic reforms.

• Forgiveness and reconciliation.

• Technological advancements.