How Nelson Mandela Fought and Won Against the Apartheid

Great job you won Nelson Mandela! In 1994 segregation ended by the help of Nelson Mandela, Nelson did some bad things but also he did some good things, one of the good things he did was putting a stop on racial he made things most likely better and he put a stop to racial he tried had try to make it equal. Nelson Mandela was born on July 18,1918, in Madiba clan in a village called Muezo. His father (Gadla Henry Mphakanyiswa) was a chief, also Nelson mandela's dad was an inspiration to him, soon or later his dad died that was the turning point of his life he was adopted and he then he lived in a village called Muezo. Nelson didn't have education at the time but soon later he was the first one in the family to even start getting to learn he soon went to schools to get better education he first went to a primary studies school, then in 1939 he entered a Ulite university politics. Once Nelson Mandela and Stephen Biko did some bad things because they broke a law and tried to avoid it they got caught and sent to jail Stephen Biko was sent and beaten to death,Nelson had to serve for 27-28 years but he ended up serving 17 years in a jail called Robben Island Prison. That's how Apartheid affected Nelson Mandela. Nelson Mandela was strong enough and smart enough to bring an end to apartheid he doesn't care what people think of him because its their opinions what he cares about is putting an end to Apartheid and racial segregation and making able for all people in South Africa to vote. That's how Nelson Mandela brought an end to Apartheid.

Nelson Mandela gestures shortly after he got released from prison. In 1948 new laws are made by Apartheid or the breakup of races.In 1994 South African members stood under a hot sun for hours to vote. Nelson Mandela did not like racial segregation because people shouldn't treat other people differently. Nelson Mandela was worrying about the different race in south africa Nelson Mandela wanted everyone to feel in he doesn't want other citizens in South africa to feel left out. Nelson Mandela's goal was to make everyone feel welcome and wants everyone to fit in and not want them to feel lonely and an outsider. He tried his very best and hardest to make everyone in South Africa to vote. Nelson Mandela saw white south people limitation rights. Living with his dad helped him with designs that he had to make in the future and present but some of his actions led him to jail. Not a lot of people trust or believe in him because of some of his actions and some people does trust in him because they like what he's doing to try to make an equality between black and whites he wants everyone to be treated fairly but some people don't want that. People make bad decisions and people make good decisions but everyone makes mistakes and everyone can or cannot have a solution to their problem it only matters if you tried and put effort in it. Nelson did a great job trying to make things even in South Africa. Now all race in south africa can vote thanks to you Nelson Mandela!