Core Argument - The speech emphasizes the value of freedom and the struggles endured to achieve it [6][13] - It highlights the importance of taking responsibility for the freedom that has been won [1] Historical Context - Nelson Mandela fought against injustice and inequality in South Africa, spending 27 years in prison for his activism [2][4] - Racial segregation in South Africa deprived black people of their basic rights [3] - In 1994, South Africa held its first democratic elections, leading to Mandela's presidency [5] - In the 19th century, the United States was divided into slavery and free states, leading to conflicts and the Civil War [6][7] - Abraham Lincoln's election and actions against slavery were a cause of the Civil War, which ultimately led to the end of slavery [7][8] - Rosa Parks initiated movements against racism in America [9] Impact of Conflict - World War II resulted in millions of deaths and lasting trauma [11][12] - Victory in World War II was a step towards independence [13] Personal Reflection - The audience is prompted to reflect on the meaning of freedom and its presence in their lives [10][11]

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