Mandela had to hold secret talks with the government so that the whole of society would not find out about his negotiation to get out of prison and make a peaceful transition to peace.
<h3>Who was Nelson Mandela?</h3>
Nelson Mandela (1918-2013) was a South African activist who served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.
A notable aspect of his life was that when he was last in jail he secretly held active negotiations with the apartheid government to be released and begin a transition to a peaceful government.
This had to be secret to avoid the agitation of the black majorities in the streets and that everything turned into chaos and destruction. Once he was released, he was able to lead the blacks to begin the peaceful transition.
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The correct answer is the Hanseatic League.
The Hanseatic League was formed in the 1100s and existed as a confederation of merchant towns in modern-day Germany until the late 15th-century.
The Hanseatic League can be seen as a modern precursor to the European Union, that is, a confederation of economic interests that work to provide mutual benefit.
John Peter Zenger, (born 1697, Germany—died July 28, 1746, New York City), New York printer and journalist whose famous acquittal in a libel suit (1735) established the first important victory for freedom of the press in the English colonies of North America.
