Compare the life and struggle of mahatma gandhi and nelson mandela
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The depth of oppression in South Africa created Nelson Mandela, a revolutionary par excellence, and many others like him: Oliver Tambo, Walter Sisulu, Albert Lutuli, Yusuf Dadoo and ...Gandhi entered the freedom struggle without really comprehending the sheer scale of racial discrimination in India.
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Both Nelson Mandela and Gandhi are one of the most well-known world leaders who fought in their own times, against oppression and injustice and faced a lot of problems before coming out above them.
However, there were many similarities between both leaders there were also stark contrasts in the way they struggled, what they struggled for and how they achieved it.
Method of struggle: Gandhi's struggle was always about non-violence from day one against the British. Nelson Mandela however, started a bit aggressively in the beginning as a young man and eventually become softer in his stance. Nelson Mandela's struggle was for oppression of Black people while Gandhi fought for national independence for Indians.
LifeStyle of Both leaders: Nelson Mandela started his struggle from an early age and having to spend more than 20 years in Jail before seeing his dream come true. One similarity between Mandela and Gandhi is that Gandhi worked in South Africa early on, as a lawyer, living near where Mandela eventually grew up.
Outcome of Both: Eventually both leaders achieved their goals, with Gandhi getting an India and Nelson Mandela getting rid of racism and white supremacy in South Africa
However, there were many similarities between both leaders there were also stark contrasts in the way they struggled, what they struggled for and how they achieved it.
Method of struggle: Gandhi's struggle was always about non-violence from day one against the British. Nelson Mandela however, started a bit aggressively in the beginning as a young man and eventually become softer in his stance. Nelson Mandela's struggle was for oppression of Black people while Gandhi fought for national independence for Indians.
LifeStyle of Both leaders: Nelson Mandela started his struggle from an early age and having to spend more than 20 years in Jail before seeing his dream come true. One similarity between Mandela and Gandhi is that Gandhi worked in South Africa early on, as a lawyer, living near where Mandela eventually grew up.
Outcome of Both: Eventually both leaders achieved their goals, with Gandhi getting an India and Nelson Mandela getting rid of racism and white supremacy in South Africa
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