Nelson Mandela is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in Norway, 1993

The Nobel Peace Prize for 1993 was awarded to Nelson Mandela and Ladik William Declercq for their efforts in peacefully ending apartheid and establishing a democratic South Africa. Mandela acknowledges the prize as a greater personal obligation to work for justice and democracy for all South Africans.

Who were the recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993?

• Mother Teresa and Desmond Tutu

• Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk

• Barack Obama and Al Gore

• Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.

What was the main reason for awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to Mandela and de Klerk?

• For their achievements in economic development

• For their work in environmental conservation

• For their contributions to global peace

• For their efforts in ending the apartheid regime peacefully

What did the Nobel Peace Prize recognize about Mandela and de Klerk's work?

• Their work in the field of literature

• Their efforts in establishing a new democratic South Africa

• Their contributions to scientific research

• Their achievements in sports

How did Mandela view the Nobel Peace Prize in terms of personal responsibility?

• As an obligation to work harder for justice and democracy

• As a recognition of his artistic talents

• As a reward for his past achievements

• As a symbol of his political power

What did Mandela aim to achieve for all South Africans after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize?

• Technological advancement

• Cultural diversity

• Economic prosperity

• Justice and democracy