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Question 1 of 8

1. Question
1. What was the primary goal of the 1952 Defiance Campaign led by Nelson Mandela?
- A) To increase international awareness
- B) To challenge apartheid laws through nonviolent resistance.
- C) To promote Mandela to a leadership position
- D) To negotiate better living conditions
- E) To establish the ANC as the sole political party
Question 2 of 8

2. Question
2. Which consequence did Nelson Mandela face due to his involvement in the Defiance Campaign?
- A) He was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize
- B) He became the president of South Africa
- C) He was internationally recognized as a diplomat
- D) He was arrested and banned nationally
- E) He was exiled to another country
Question 3 of 8

3. Question
3. What innovative institution did Mandela help to establish while imprisoned on Robben Island?
- A) A secret escape network
- B) The "Robben Island University"
- C) A hidden resistance movement
- D) A legal advisory group
- E) A communication link with the ANC
Question 4 of 8

4. Question
4. What was the primary focus of the educational efforts initiated by Mandela on Robben Island?
- A) Improving physical health through exercise
- B) Teaching political theories
- C) Learning foreign languages
- D) Empowering prisoners through education
- E) Technical skill development
Question 5 of 8

5. Question
5. What did Nelson Mandela initiate from prison that significantly impacted the future of South Africa?
- A) A hunger strike
- B) The drafting of a new constitution
- C) Secret negotiations with the apartheid government
- D) An international campaign for his release
- E) The formation of a new political party
Question 6 of 8

6. Question
6. Why did Mandela choose to engage in negotiations with the apartheid regime while still imprisoned?
- A) To improve his living conditions
- B) To secure early release for himself
- C) To lay the groundwork for dismantling apartheid
- D) To gain personal political power
- E) To weaken the resolve of the ANC
Question 7 of 8

7. Question
7. What critical institution did Mandela implement to aid in national healing and reconciliation during his presidency?
- A) The National Development Agency
- B) The South African Equality Court
- C) The Truth and Reconciliation Commission
- D) The South African Human Rights Commission
- E) The Mandela Welfare Organization
Question 8 of 8

8. Question
8. As president, what was Mandela’s key strategy for unifying a racially divided country?
- A) Enforcing strict apartheid laws
- B) Promoting only ANC members to government positions
- C) Initiating economic sanctions against resistive regions
- D) Fostering a spirit of forgiveness and inclusivity
- E) Privatizing national resources to fund development

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