Freedom, Identity, and Social Justice · Informational Writing

Rhetoric and Revolution

Analyzing Nelson Mandela's 'Long Walk to Freedom' for its historical significance and rhetorical power.

Key Questions

  1. 1How does Mandela redefine the concept of bravery in the context of the anti-apartheid movement?
  2. 2What rhetorical devices does the speaker use to unify a fractured nation during an inauguration?
  3. 3How does the text distinguish between personal freedom and the collective freedom of a people?

CBSE Learning Outcomes

CBSE: Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom - Class 10
Class: Class 10
Subject: English
Unit: Freedom, Identity, and Social Justice
Period: Informational Writing

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