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    There are many people in the world who are very influential.Nelson Mandela,a black president has ended apartheid in south Africa.This person impacts the world in positive ways by sticking up for his beliefs, his character,and his accomplishments in life.whoever fought for racial equality is Nelson mandela.Nelson Mandela is influential because of his ability to give homeless people homes,and help out all of the adults and children who didn't go to school.But if you want to survive apartheid,you…

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    Nelson Mandela Hero

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    proves to be a quintessential modern day hero. Despite the fact that he had recently passed away, his legacy will live on for the people of Africa. He made a difference within African societies, and broke another social boundary that was holding back the development of countries. He made a difference in this world. Nelson Mandela was born in Transkei, South Africa on…

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    A great leader is a person who makes a change for the better of the people they are leading. Nelson Mandela led the people of South Africa away from the discriminatory apartheid government. Nelson Mandela went from a prisoner to the president of South Africa, and he created a change. Nelson Mandela lived in South Africa his entire life. “Rolihlahla Mandela was born deep in the black homeland of Transkei on July 18, 1918.” (Brink). His first name Nelson was added later by one of his school…

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    Free Play Analysis

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    school hours. Do Rosario (1992) suggests that many Japanese students are attending ‘Jukus’ (evening and weekend schools) to increase their academic performance and this is restricting the time they have for free play. Therefore, whilst western and South African children have experienced changes in free play, changes in the nature of play may be more pronounced in Japan, as Japanese children may have restricted opportunities for any type of play, due to parental interests in their…

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    certain people were being treated in his country and stood up for what he believed in. This group of people was the blacks of South Africa. Throughout Nelson Mandela’s tedious life, he made a remarkable amount of achievements and turned around the world, as we know it today. Nelson Mandela was born on July 18th 1918 of Nosekeni Fanny Mandela in the village of Mvezo in South America. Mandela had a happy childhood. He was the first of his entire family to attend school and that’s where he got his…

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    information across the cultural racial borders. In South Africa the culture that is evident in arts songs, dances and crafts played a major role in rebellion process. As Sufis Ntuli says in the film Amandla “the song is something that I used to communicate to the people who will not understand…

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    Fiela's Child

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    heard the history of South Africa recounted countless times. While I can report the events of the apartheid era and describe Nelson Mandela’s role in the journey to reconciliation, the history textbooks I’ve read are purely factual, lacking emotion and true human sentiment. I’ve always wondered how South Africans felt amidst these tensions and how day-to-day interactions were affected by such intense political turmoil; that’s when my mom introduced me to Fiela’s Child, a South African novel…

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    their own land – this was the world author Mark Mathabane illustrates in his autobiographical book, Kaffir Boy: The True Story of a Black Youth’s Coming of Age in Apartheid South Africa. From a very young age, Johannes, who later became known as Mark, lived through a harsh, unjust society ruled under the apartheid law in South Africa governed by the minority whites. He was born in the inhumane slums of Alexandra and had constant, terrifying encounters with the government authorities who sought…

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    Thoreau, Gandhi, Mandela Three different people, three different acts, but one same goal in mind. To not be controlled by the government and unfair words. Thoreau- Civil Disobedience: Him a poet, or just a normal fellow like any other, but with great words. He wasn’t in favor of the government slavery rules. Thoreau had spent one night in jail in July of 1846 for refusal to pay the government his poll tax in protest against slavery. "That government is best which governs…

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    adventurers, gun fighter, they don’t know what laws are but they know what’s right and wrong. Reluctant heroes are have both official and outlaw characteristics. Nelson Mandela was a South African politician and activist who fought against apartheid. According…

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