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how did mandelas's understanding of fredom change with age and experience ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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With age and experience, Mandela understood the real meaning of freedom. As a young boy, he thought that he was born free and believed that as long as he obeyed his father and abided by the customs of his tribe, he was free in every possible manner. ... Age and experience widened his perspective of freedom.

Answered by Himalaysaikia
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 \tt\huge\underline{Answer:- } \\  \\  \sf{ \: With \: age \: Nelson \: Mandela \: realised \: that\: he \: had \: a \: lot \: of \: responsibilities \: of \: his \: } \\  \sf{ \: people, \: his \: community \: and \: country. \: He \: said \: that \: he \: was \: not \: born \: with \: a \: hunger} \\  \sf{ \: to \: be \: free .\: He \: was \: born \: free, \: in \: every \: way \: that \: he \: could \: know .\: He \: was \: free \: to \: run} \\  \sf{in \: the \: fields, \: to \: swim \: in \: the \: clear \: stream, \: to \: roast \: mealies \: at \: night \: and \: to \: ride \: } \\  \sf{the \: bulls .\: But \: soon \: he \: learnt \: that \: his \: boyhood \: was \: an \: illusion .\: He \: realised \: that \: } \\  \sf{ he \: was \: not \: free \: and \: even \: his \: brothers' \: and \: sisters' \: freedom \: too \:were \: curtailed. \:  } \\  \sf{ \: He \: then \: joined \: the \: African \: National \: Congress \: and \: that \: is \: when \: the \: hunger \: for} \\  \sf{his \: own \: freedom \: became \: the \: greater \: hunger \: for \: the \: freedom \: of \: his \: people.}

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