Jason Rinosa

Juarez
10/28/15
A2 WHAP
Annotated Bibliography

"Nelson Mandela." History.com. A&E Television Networks, n.d. Web. 28 Oct. 2015.
The article reports the biography of Nelson Mandela and his great achievements during
his lifetime. It states facts about Mandela's childhood, education, and his rise into joining
the African National Congress (ANC). He later became a leader of a large armed
resistance movement called "The spear of the nation". The article also reports Mandela's
life in jail and his rise to becoming the president of South Africa.

"Nelson Mandela & the Fight against Apartheid." Morningside Center for Teaching Social
Responsibility. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 Oct. 2015.
The article reports on Nelson Mandela's entire encounter and experience with his fight to
end the apartheid. It states the most significant events of Mandela's encounter with the
apartheid in chronological order. It also includes Nelson Mandelas rise to fame and how
he became such an influential and well supported leader in South Africa. The author also
writes why Nelson Mandela opposed the apartheid and what motivated him to begin the
armed resistance movement.

"From Racial Segregation to Global Inspiration." Nelson Mandela: The Last Great Liberator?
BBC, n.d. Web. 29 Oct. 2015.
The website includes an entire timeline of Nelson Mandela's lifetime, from July 18, 1918
to December 5, 2013. The website reports when Mandela began sensing his own identity,
and his ascent into joining the African National Congress (ANC) Youth League. It reports
when the apartheid began in 1948 and how the extremist National Party created it. It also
reports one of Mandela's most significant events of his life, when he was sentenced to
prison on Robben Island.

Staff, CNN. "Nelson Mandela Toiled to Dismantle Entrenched Apartheid." CNN. Cable News
Network, 06 Dec. 2013. Web. 29 Oct. 2015.
The article reports how Nelson Mandela's attempt to dismantle the apartheid in South
Africa was successful. The author explains how the blacks in Africa were separated from
the whites and had subpar job opportunities. It also includes the reforms Nelson Mandela
made in the mid-1980s while he was president of South Africa and how he abolished
many unfair laws in order to promote equality.

"Nelson Mandela, the Man Who Brought South Africa out of Apartheid, Dies at 95." Public
Radio International. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 Oct. 2015.
The article primarily focuses on Nelson Mandela's rise to fame and how he became such
an influential and well supported leader among the blacks in South Africa. The article
also includes a personal interview with Mandela and his viewpoints on his past and
present. The article explains how Mandela originated from a long line of leaders and how
he was born into a royal family in 1918. It states that Mandela also attended the only
black school in South Africa and how he became a lawyer.