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As a child, Mandela lived in a very small village in South Africa where there were no roads and lived in huts. Mandela's father died in 1927, which left him under the care of his father's cousin, who sent him to be enrolled at Clarkebury for his education. Once completed there he went to Healdtown Methodist boarding school for a high school education. This made him the first in his family to do so.

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1.)The definition of apartheid is the discrimination of non whites who lived in south africa. It came to be in 1948 when the all white government at the time began enforcing old racial segregation. Non white citizens of South Africa were forced to live in a different area than those who were white.

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APARTHEID 46 YEARS IN 90 SECONDS - BBC NEWS

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2.) Everything was separated because they began to classify people making people of color to be the lowest class. Even poor white people had a higher class than people of color.

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3.)Nelson Mandela was arrested for 27 years for political offenses when he was protesting against apartheid. After he was released from prison he worked with president F.W to try to change apartheid.

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Nelson  Rolihlahla Mandela was born on July 18, 1918, and died December 5, 2013. The name 'Nelson' was given to him at Wesleyan mission when he first attended. By the election in 1999 he had retired from politics, and then in 2004 to retire from public life and return to his hometown Qunu, after having to leave it when he was 9.

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Mandela used the country's enthusiasm for sports to promote reconciliation between whites and blacks and encouraged them to support their nation Rugby team. This brought more recognition and prestige to their young republic.

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Mandela advocated for peace he did not believe violence would get things done. This was how he campaigned for 20 years, peaceful and nonviolent defiance against the South African government and the racist policies that it had within.

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He was not only a nonviolent anti-apartheid activist, but also a philanthropist, and a politician as Nelson Mandela became the first black president of South Africa in 1994 and served until 1999

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Mandela was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993. He was given this award because he peacefully terminated the apartheid regime and laid the foundations for a new democratic South Africa. Mandela in the last 40 years of his life had received over 250 awards. Including an Olympic Gold Order, which is the highest award the Olympic committee can give.