explain the role of nelson mandela in the struggle against apartheid
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He was a member of ANC youth league that believed in use of force to achieve independence.
ii. He was a lawyer and assisted many Africans who got into trouble.
iii. He founded the ANC underground movement Umkhonto we Sizwe.
iv. Mobilized people to defy segregation laws.
v. He travelled to many parts of the country teaching masses on evils of apartheid.
vi. Was sentenced to life imprisonment because of his links with sabotage.
vii. In 1990 Mandela was released from prison and declared president
ii. He was a lawyer and assisted many Africans who got into trouble.
iii. He founded the ANC underground movement Umkhonto we Sizwe.
iv. Mobilized people to defy segregation laws.
v. He travelled to many parts of the country teaching masses on evils of apartheid.
vi. Was sentenced to life imprisonment because of his links with sabotage.
vii. In 1990 Mandela was released from prison and declared president
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Nelson Mandela led a crowd of 50 men down the streets of a white area in Johannesburg after the 11 pm curfew that forbade black peoples' presence.
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