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Olegator [25]
2 years ago
13

How do the achievements of Mohandas Gandhi compare with those of Nelson Mandela?​

History
2 answers:
True [87]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

well here are nelson Mandela's accomplishments

#1 HE BECAME THE NATIONAL PRESIDENT OF THE ANC YOUTH LEAGUE IN 1950

#2 MANDELA WAS A LEADING OPPONENT OF THE 1948 APARTHEID LEGISLATION

#3 HE CO-FOUNDED THE FIRST BLACK LEGAL PARTNERSHIP IN SOUTH AFRICA

#4 HIS SPEECH DURING RIVONIA TRIAL IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE GREAT SPEECHES OF THE 20TH CENTURY

#5 NELSON MANDELA PLAYED THE LEADING ROLE IN ENDING APARTHEID

#6 NELSON MANDELA WAS THE FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT OF SOUTH AFRICA

#7 HE FOCUSED ON NATIONAL RECONCILIATION DURING HIS PRESIDENCY

#8 HE SERVED AS THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE NON-ALIGNED MOVEMENT FROM 1998 TO 1999

#9 HE FOUNDED A NUMBER OF ORGANISATIONS TO PROMOTE EQUALITY AND FIGHT PROBLEMS LIKE AIDS

#10 NELSON MANDELA WAS AWARDED THE 1993 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE

whereas here are Gandhi's accomplishments:

#1 HE FOUGHT AGAINST RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN SOUTH AFRICA

#2 HIS SATYAGRAHA CAMPAIGN IN SA LED TO THE 1914 INDIAN RELIEF ACT

#3 MAHATMA GANDHI WON HIS FIRST BATTLE OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE IN INDIA AT CHAMPARAN

#4 HE SUCCESSFULLY LED A NON-VIOLENT TAX REVOLT IN KHEDA

#5 HE LED THE POPULAR NON-COOPERATION MOVEMENT IN EARLY 1920S

#6 MAHATMA GANDHI LED THE FAMOUS SALT MARCH TO DANDI

#7 HE LAUNCHED THE QUIT INDIA MOVEMENT IN 1942 DEMANDING END OF BRITISH RULE

#8 MAHATMA GANDHI WAS THE LEADING FIGURE RESPONSIBLE FOR INDIA ACHIEVING INDEPENDENCE

#9 HE FOUGHT AGAINST SOCIAL EVILS IN SOCIETY LIKE UNTOUCHABILITY

#10 GANDHI WAS RUNNER UP TO EINSTEIN IN TIME’S PERSON OF THE CENTURY

so i think that they both achieve loads of great achievements because they made a change in the world well that's my opinion

Explanation:

While both protested oppression through peaceful resistance, Mandela eventually accepted armed resistance.

Both wanted political freedom for their respective countries. Gandhi used peaceful non-cooperation. Mandela murdered people.

so i think that

Lerok [7]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

<h2>There are several achievements that can be compared:</h2>
  1. Both of them mobilised masses of people.
  2. They protested peacefully.
  3. They were jailed for their cause.
  4. They achieve the presidency of each country.
  5. Somehow, both personalities fought for emancipation.
  6. Most important, both completed their mission.

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