He wanted independence for South Africa because he felt it was unfair that black people were being treated badly and differently to whites. So he wanted to change South Africa so that black and white people would all have the same rights as each other.
he didn't want to sabotage anything he wanted good for his country
yes
because he didn't want to be arrested
didn't want to show his legs.
If you want to become more like nelson Mandela all you have to do is except people for who they are and not judge them by the colour of their skin or what they look like...if we had more people like nelson Mandela the world would be a totally different place and we would live in peace.
People think Nelson Mandela is a very important person who made a change in this world, by thinking about the country he wanted to live in, and thinking, "I don't want to live in a country like this, so I'm going to make a difference."
so the black peaple and white people to be equal
So they will have a better nation than the one before.
Is it Nelson Mandela? I knew that Nelson Mandela is the first black president. Nelson Mandela became a leader because of his touching speech. He suffered imprisonment in a deep cause. He struggled for his freedom, that's why he was chosen to be the leader of their place. repost this if you want. posted by: joseph_ck16
Nelson Mandela is considered as one of the most charismatic and influential leaders of Africa. He changed SA by standing against apartheid and ensuring that all people in the country enjoy equal opportunities and dignity.
nelson Mandela didnt want to take up the offer of release because if he did then he would have to stop the violent fighting and standing up for what he beieved in and he couldn't just stand there and watch injustice take place!!
Nelson Mandela was arrested 5 August 1962 and released from prison 2 February 1990. Pro-apartheid South African president, P.W. Botha, had a stroke in 1989 and Botha's replacement, Frederik Willem de Klerk, freed Mandela. Botha had once offered Nelson Mandela release from jail in 1985, but only on the condition that Mandela would stop the armed conflict. Nelson Mandela chose to stay in prison as he believed it was the right thing to do in order to put an end to apartheid.