Nelson Mandela loved learning. His formal education consisted of

being formally schooled in a Bantu school by nuns.

attending grade school, high school and earning a college degree.

little more than being trained by the tribal leaders.

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Cayden Hendrix

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29 January, 22:30

Nelson Mandela loved learning. His formal education consisted of

being formally schooled in a Bantu school by nuns.

attending grade school, high school and earning a college degree.

little more than being trained by the tribal leaders.

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Kole Marquez · Answer 1

Attending grade school, high school and earning a college degree is the correct answer.

The others are incorrect

Bantu education was horrid and it didn't start until it was passed in 1953.

The last choice cannot be correct because his education lasted through college.

Nelson Mandela loved learning. His formal education consisted ofbeing formally schooled in a Bantu school by nuns.attending grade school, high school and earning a college degree.little more than being trained by the tribal leaders.

Nelson Mandela loved learning. His formal education consisted of

being formally schooled in a Bantu school by nuns.

attending grade school, high school and earning a college degree.

little more than being trained by the tribal leaders.