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1. African National Congress (ANC)." Encyclopaedia Britannica. N.p.: Encyclopaedia

Britannica, 2011. 1-5. Encyclopaedia Britannica Online School Edition. Web. 12 Nov. 2012.

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Annotation: This article is about what the African National Congress actually is. It talks about all

the problems that Nelson Mandela faced when trying to get the organization together. This

source is really reliable because its information is based solely on real facts.

2. Arias, Oscar. "Nelson Mandela, Nobel Peace Prize, South African President : Youth For

Human Rights Champion." Nelson Mandela, Nobel Peace Prize, South African President : Youth

For Human Rights Champion. Youth for Human Rights International, 2002-2014. Web. 23 Nov.

2014.

Annotation: In this source it informs us about the resistance that Nelson Mandela held up and

how he didnt want to give up his position in the politics because he loved what he did that

much. This can be useful to the topic because it shows how Nelson Mandela didnt give up and

even after all those years of imprisonment he still fought back with politics.

3. "Biography of Nelson Mandela." Biography Nelson Mandela Foundation. Nelson Mandela

Foundation, 2014. Web. 23 Nov. 2014.

Annotation: This source is an image that shows Nelson Mandela and other members at a

university. This can be important because it shows his involvement with white people and his

fight for equality for Africans.

4. History.com Staff. "Apartheid." History. A&E Television Networks, 2010. Web. 12 Dec.

2014.

Annotation: This source informs us about how the apartheid system came to be and the rules

regarding the system. This is important because apartheid was the biggest issue that Nelson

Mandela helped fight against and in the end he ended up helping accomplish that goal.


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5. Mandela, Nelson R. ""I Am Prepared To Die"" "I Am Prepared to Die" (Nelson Mandela's

Statement at the Rivonia Trial in 1964). JSTOR, 2000-2014. Web. 20 Nov. 2014.

Annotation: In this article Nelson Mandela talks about the equality that Africans deserve and he

also mentions the ANC organization that he was part of. This helps with the topic because it

helps the reader understand what Nelson Mandela did and fought her.

6."Nelson Mandela's Address to a Rally in Cape Town on His Release from Prison." African

National Congress. ANC, n.d. Web. 14 Nov. 2012. .

Annotation: This article is a direct speech from Nelson Mandela. He talks about what he is

thankful for and what happened while being in prison. How it changed him. This source is really

important because it gives us a better understanding on what Nelson Mandela felt?

7."Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela." Encyclopedia of World Biography. Detroit: Gale, 1998. Student

Resources in Context. Web. 17 Nov. 2014.

Annotation: This article talks about how Nelson Mandela rose up to politics and how he tried

everything to destroy apartheid in a very peaceful way. This is important to to the project

because the way that Nelson Mandela tried to bring equality was in peaceful manners.

8."Nelson Mandela." History.com. A&E Television Networks, 2012. Web. 8 Dec. 2012.

Annotation: This source shows how he lived in brief descriptions and all of his accomplishments.

I think this source is important because it describes Nelson Mandelas life and its in

chronological order.

9. Tambo, Oliver. "No Easy Walk to Freedom." Anc.org.za. ANC, 1 June 1965. Web. 3 Dec.

2012. .

Annotation: Tambo, Oliver was a close friend to Nelson Mandela and that makes this sourcescompletely reliable and credible. He uses direct quotes from Nelson Mandela himself. Oliver

Tambo was a leader himself, and he can relate to Nelson as a leader too.

10. "Nelson Mandela Childhood." Nelson Mandela Childhood. NelsonMandelas.com, n.d. Web.

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Annotation: This website shows Nelson Mandela's childhood and the people in his life. I think

this is important information to see where he came from and who influenced him to do what he

was famously know for.

11. People's Magazine. "BOY LEADER." Nelson Mandela Dead: His Life in Photos :

People.com. Time Inc., 18 July 2013. Web. 14 Jan. 2015.

Annotation: This source is very reliable and informational as well because it gives us a look at

Nelson Mandela's life in pictures. It represents a timeline of his years with pictures and how he

evolved and I think it's important to note that.

12. Walker, Marlon A. "Nelson Mandela's Legacy Recalled at Detroit Tribute."Detroit Free

Press. Detroit Free Press, 15 Dec. 2013. Web. 14 Jan. 2015.

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13. Davidson, Kavitha A. "Apartheid History Timeline: On Nelson Mandela's Death, A Look

Back At South Africa's Legacy Of Racism (PHOTOS)." The Huffington Post.

TheHuffingtonPost.com, 5 Dec. 2013. Web. 14 Jan. 2015.

Annotation: I think that this source is very significant because it shows how people of color were

disrespected and not treated with equality. They were not allowed to go visit family places, likethe beach. To me personally that says a lot about how the customs have changed.

14. Chokshi, Monal. "The History of Apartheid in South Africa." The History of Apartheid in

South Africa. CSD, 1995. Web. 11 Jan. 2015.

Annotation: This source is important because it is a data table that shows the population of both

whites and blacks. It shows how there was a black majority, but whites were still in control of

their government and all the decisions being made. To me that shows how they were not takeninto consideration and there was no equality between both people.

15. "Mandela Launches the Elders." Southafrica.info. Big Media, 19 July 2007. Web. 8 Dec.

2012.


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Annotation: This website was very reliable and it helped us get a better idea of what Nelson

Mandela did after Prison.

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