Now       in this portion of mandela's speech, what point is he anxious to make to his audience? a) negotiations are crucially important, and compromise is necessary. b) negotiations have taken the place of struggle, and the time for struggle is past. c) entering into negotiations does not mean that general struggle for liberation is over. d) negotiations must be tried, but will probably fail, and the struggle must continue under all circumstances.

The answer to the Question is C.

C

Explanation

Correct

The correct answer is Entering into negotiations does not mean that general struggle for liberation is over. Mandela is zealous to make it clear that when the leadership negotiates with the South African government, this doesn't indicate that he's compromising or selling out.

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