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**HELP I NEED ANSWER ASAP***Write a paragraph explaining how Mandela develops a central idea in his speech. Use your answer in part A to make a claim about the central idea. Then use the chart from part B to explain how it’s developed or revealed and provide textual evidence to support your thinking

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A central idea in Mandela’s inaugural speech is his hope for South Africans to unite and create a new and just society. He develops this central idea in the first few paragraphs by repeating words and ideas about humanity and rebirth. For example, he asks his audience to “consider humanity’s belief in justice,” and says that a society must be “born of which all humanity will be proud.”

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Answer 2

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In Nelson Mandela's inaugural speech he presents to his people, one of the most significant central ideas that is portrayed through his words include how he believes in the renewal of the country through unity in the people. During his speech, he mentions that, "Out of the experience of an extraordinary human disaster that lasted too long, must be born a society of which all humanity will be proud." When Mandela says this, he causes the audience to look back on the tragedies that the country has faced. Mandela then expresses that after such a tragedy, the people must come together to create a society in which there is no division.   He also mentions that, "The moment to bridge the chasms that divide us has come." Mandela wants the country to come together to fill the gaps that divide the country. He calls out to the people to put aside their differences to rebuild the country so that everyone may live in peace and tranquility in one unified country.   Throughout his entire speech, he inspires the people of South Africa to unite together so that one country may consist of a society that works to benefit others.

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