Nelson Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom Chapter -2 | Class-10th | NCERT | CBSE
Nelson Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom
Chapter -2
Question / Answers
Q. 1. At the beginning of his speech, Mandela mention’s “an
extraordinary human disaster” what does he mean by this? What is the glorious human
achievement? He speaker of at the end?
Ans. For years the whites practice the policy of racial
discrimination in South Africa and stripped the native black people of their
basic right. The blacks were forced to live in slavery. They lived in the bondage
of poverty and suffered from deprivation and discrimination. This is referred to
as an extra ordinary human disaster. The glories human achievement is liberty
and freedom from white supremacy slavery and discrimination on the basic of
skin colour.
Q. 2. What ideas does
he set out for the future of South Africa?
Ans. Mandela wants Africa to be feel from poverty deprivation,
suffering and from all kinds of discrimination. He wants everyone to live in
peace and with human dignity. The wants the glorious land to be free in the
true sense.
Q. 3. What do the military generals do? How has their
attitude changed?
Ans. The military general saluted the newly elected
president and pledged their reality. Towards him Groggier- (spelling Mistake
Please Check) they would hour arrested. Mandela for his struggle against white supremacy
and discrimination, but now they have welcomed him with open arms and humored
him for his victory.
Q. 4. What does courage mean to Mandela?
Ans. According to Mandela, courage was not he absence of
fear but the triumph over it. It is the rise and gives up a one’s life for an
idea to stand up to attack and to return without breaking. The learned that the
brave man is not he who does not feel afraid but he conquers that fear.
Q. 6, What did being fee mean to Mandela as a boy and as a
student? How does he contrast with “the basic and honorable free dogs of
freedoms” with “transitory freedom”?
Ans. As a boy Mandela want a freedom of being able to stay
out at night, to read what he pleased and go too placed of his choice. As he
grew he understood that there is a huge difference between these transitory freedoms
and achieving one’s potential of earning
of marring and not to be obstructed in a law full life.
Q. 7. Does Mandela think the oppressor is free why /why not?
Ans. Nelson Mandela thinks that the oppressor is not free
because he feels. One who oppresses someone is also a prosier of hatred
prejudice and narrow windiness so, the oppressor is not liberated.
Q. 8. What does Mandela mean when he says he is “simply the
sum of all those African patriots” who had gone before him?
Ans. In the fight against apartheid thousands of people scarifies
their lives to give freedom from the white supremacy. Mandela wanted to pay homage.
It those people whose contribution sufferings and courage could never be
repaid. Today there were no more. So, Mandela through this lives meant that he
was representing those heroic people who had played into the freedom struggle
for paved the way for freedom.
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