South Africa's Constitutional Principles

The transcript discusses the creation of South Africa's constitution, highlighting the influence of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Freedom Charter. It emphasizes the inclusion of a national minimum wage and other rights. The role of Albie Sachs and the African National Congress in drafting constitutional principles is also covered.

What was the primary influence on the crafting of South Africa's constitution?

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

• The Bill of Rights

• The Magna Carta

Which document included a clause about a national minimum wage?

• The Constitution of South Africa

• The Freedom Charter

• The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

• The Bill of Rights

What rights were addressed in the Freedom Charter besides the national minimum wage?

• Right to privacy and security

• Right to free speech and assembly

• Right to vote, health, and movement

• Right to education and property

What role did the Freedom Charter play in the development of South Africa's Constitution?

• It was a temporary document with no lasting impact.

• It served as a foundation for the Constitution.

• It was completely disregarded in the final Constitution.

• It was only used for international relations.

Who was instrumental in drafting the constitutional principles for South Africa?

• Justice Albie Sachs

• Desmond Tutu

• Nelson Mandela

• Thabo Mbeki

Which organization was responsible for drafting the constitutional principles?

• The Constitutional Court

• The South African Parliament

• The African National Congress

• The United Nations

Who charged individuals like Albie Sachs to draft the constitutional principles?

• Desmond Tutu

• Oliver Tambo

• Jacob Zuma

• Nelson Mandela