qualities A hero

Who? What?

the unfair/unequal system Rights of black people 1. It was he who founded ANC (African National Congress) Youth League(非国大青年联盟) to fight for the __________ and against ________. the unfair/unequal system Rights of black people 2. He was ______________ in 1962 and walked out of prison in 1990. put into prison 3. He was the first black ________ of South Africa. He helped the black people to get the same rights as the white people. president Nelson Mandela 4. He won the 1993 ________________. Nobel Peace Prize

Elias' Story Nelson Mandela Elias

Elias: when he went to Mandela for advice, he was a _____________________in Jahannesburge without____________, who was worried about ________________at any time. 12 years’ old boy miner a passbook losing his job being out of work Was he educated? How long? educated two years

guidance (n.)=____________ He was a black lawyer who offered g______ to poor black people on their l___ problems. uidance guidance (n.)=____________ egal legal (adj.) : things related to the law. help/advice A black lawyer

Reading For Details Elias Mandela a black lawyer a poor black worker worried got a job in a gold mine happy? offered legal guidance out of work could stay happy hopeful told…get the correct papers How did Mandela help Elias? joined the ANC Youth League What did he do to help Mandela? blew up broke… peacefully answered violence with violence What did Mandela organize? Why?

Reading Elias’ story is one of the stories that black people were helped by Nelson Mandela. Elias is one of the many black people who were helped by Nelson Mandela.

Why did Mandela help black people, Elias included, in South Africa?

stage unfairly / unequally Reading What situation were the black people in? By the 1950s, black people in South Africa had reached a _______ where they were treated extremely __________. stage unfairly / unequally

The last 30 years ______ the greatest number of laws stopping their rights, which finally lead to the unfair situation black people faced ? (Para.4) No right to __________________. vote or choose leaders choose jobs decide where to live Racism(种族歧视)

Not only did Mandela help Elias but he also ___________ him. The year 1952 _______ very difficult things happening in Elias’ life. Not only did Mandela help Elias but he also ___________ him. guided influenced changed D. inspired

Reading For Thinking Why? In Elias’ eyes, was Mandela a hero? Please read the text again and find out the relative sentences to support your ideas.

What did Elias think of Mandela’s help? grateful the happiest as soon as possible more hopeful never forgot happy to help

What did Mandela do to help black people in South Africa? lawyer guidance legal ANC Youth League fought against the government attack peaceful violence blow up equal

Fill in the blanks according to the text. Suppose you were Elias, retell the story. I, Elias, a 12-year-old black ______ in South Africa, went to Mandela for ______ in 1952. It was the first time when I met the black ______ who offered ________ to poor black people on their ______ problems. Though I got a job in a gold mine, I had very little _________. What’s worse, I didn’t have a _______. If I couldn’t have one, I might be out of _______. It was Mandela who told me how to get it and I became more ________ about my future. From him I got to know many _____ had stopped our rights in the last 30 years. We black people had almost ____ rights at all. Therefore, we chose to attack laws, first in a ______ way. When this was not _____, we decided to answer violence with _______. I helped him _____ up some government buildings to achieve our______ of making black and white people _______. worker advice lawyer guidance legal education passbook work hopeful laws no peaceful allowed violence blow dream equal

Retelling Elias Mandela a poor black worker a black lawyer worried educated two years offered legal guidance got a job in a gold mine out of work happy hopeful told…get the correct papers could stay the ANC Youth League joined broke… peacefully answered violence with violence blew up