How did nelson mandela stop apartheid?

Answer 1

He turned to violent acts when the government banned the ANC, instead of giving up the fight against apartheid. Before he was imprisoned he said a speech in court. During his speech he mentioned that he was willing to die for his cause (ending apartheid), this gained him respect and supporters whilst he was in prison. These supporters campaigned against apartheid for Mandela whilst he was in prison. In the end the government couldn't take any more of the struggle (due to isolation of sport and economic sanctions), so they offered Mandela a release if he would in return stop the anti-apartheid campaigners. Mandela did not accept this offer, he said he will not leave prison unless apartheid is stopped. Eventually the government agreed, Mandela was released (after 27 years of imprisonment), and this was the beginning of the ending of apartheid. Soon after he was released blacks gained the right to vote, Mandela was elected president, he could then put blacks' rights into use let black and white people in South Africa live together in harmony.

Answer 2

With personal and legal means first (being a lawyer), then also political (member of ANC), military (armed wing of ANC) and diplomatic tools helped him to fight this system, together with the aid of millions of other people in South Africa and the rest of the world. He allowed the world to use him as a symbol of the fight against the injustice of Apartheid, and still does so.

Answer 3

he organized groups to overthrow it. Went to jail for 27 years for doing that.

Answer 4

I have no clue

Answer 5

Initially with acts of terrorism.