Biography
What was the name of the system in South Africa that Winnie Mandela fought to stop?
Apartheid
What were the two things Winnie built for her community to help people out?
Schools and Soup Kitchens
What was the main thing Winnie was trying to give the people of South Africa while their other leaders were in jail?
Hope
What was the main crime that Winnie Mandela was accused of doing?
Kidnapping and Torture
What was the time period of Winnie Mandela?
1936-2018
What was the name people gave her because she was such a strong leader?
Mother of Nation
Since she was so famous and brave, what did she organize to show the government that the laws were unfair?
Big groups of people to protest
Even though the police were mean to her and arrested her, how did Winnie act toward the government?
She stood up to them
How old was Stompie Seipei, the young activist who was at the center of this case?
When did she become the public face of the anti-apartheid struggle?
When her husband, Nelson Mandela, was imprisoned
What was the crime she got in trouble for later in her life?
Kidnapping and Torturing
Who were Winnie's influences?
Helen Joseph, Lillian Ngoyi, Albertina Sisulu, Florence Matomela, Frances Baard, Kate Molale, Ruth Mompati, Hilda Bernstein, and Ruth First.
(You only had to guess at least 1)
Instead of just talking, what kind of medical places did she start to help people who were sick?
Health Clinics
What was the name of the group that Winnie was in charge of that Stompie got in trouble with?
Mandela United Football Club (MUFC)
How old was Winnie when she started activism (both awareness and participation)
She was aware of it at age 9, but got fully involded in her early 20's
What did the government keep doing to her to try to make her stop leading?
They arrested her
What was the specific job Winnie had at a big hospital that made people respect her so much?
Medical Social Worker
What did the government do to try and isolate her and make her feel alone?
Forced her to live far away from home
Where did the police eventually find Stompie’s body after he went missing?
On the outskirts of Soweto
When did Winnie gain international fame?
1960s-1980s
Even though she had some trouble, what is she mostly remembered for fighting for?
Freedom
Besides being a great leader, what did Winnie have that helped her stay smart and have a lot of power?
A great education
What was the government trying to do to her influence when they forced her to move far away from her home?
Stop her from leading
According to Dr. Asvat, what kind of serious injury did Stompie have before he died?
Permanent Brain Damage
When did she gain national fame?
1958