The document outlines the period of 1971-1984, focusing on events related to Nelson Mandela and the broader context of the Black Consciousness Movement led by Steve Biko. It highlights significant occurrences such as Mandela's imprisonment, the Soweto uprising, and various family visits during his incarceration. It also mentions the development of political movements and the eventual publication of Mandela's biography in 1994.

1. CHAPTER 7: PRISON AND
SEPARATION (1971-1984 )
Anna Arenas
Marta Escaler
Pol Marrodan
Mar Pujol

2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. 1960-1975
2. 1975-1976
3. 1977-1978
4. 1980-1994

3. IN THE 1960’s AND THE 1970’s
government obligated Africans to move to ghettos

4. PRISONERS’ LIVES
Some prisoners were taken to work at the beach

5. The Black Consciousness Movement
Steve Biko created “the black
consciousness movement” in
1972

6. Mandela’s biography
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Mandela started writing his own biography in 1975

7. ZINDZI, MANDELA’S DAUGHTER
Visited her
father in
prison after
12 years
without
seeing him

8. Maharaj took
some writings
with him after he
was released and
kept them safe.
Mandela, Sisulu
and Kathrada
buried the pages
on the garden.

9. 15000 black schoolchildren
marching in Soweto

10. 1977
- Steve Biko arrested in
Port Elizabeth.
- Mandela allowed to stay
in cells.

11. STEVE BIKO

12. Winnie and Zindzi were taken to
Brandfort
She
started a
school
and
helped at
the
hospital

13. 1978
- Zeni married
with Prince
Thumbumuzi
Dlamini.
- Zeni goes visit
her father in
prison.

14. 1980
The prisoners were
given permission to
read

15. MARCH 1982
Nelson was
moved to
Pollsmoor prison

16. May 1984
Winnie visited
Nelson Mandela
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17. 1994
Nelson Biography
was published
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