Mother Teresa was a humanitarian worker. Mother Teresa is important because she won the Nobel Peace Prize, but her reputation also depends on the wider meaning of this achievement. She opened homes for the poor. This shows that her success was not based on luck alone; it was built through courage, responsibility, and service to society. She helped poor and sick people. As a result, her life can help learners understand how one person can influence a field, a community, or even a national memory. Mother Teresa remains valuable because her achievements connect personal effort with a clear social or cultural result.
Vocabulary List
| Word / Phrase | English Definition |
|---|---|
| cause | a reason why something happens |
| reputation | the opinion people have about a person or their work |
| meaning | the importance or message of something |
| achievement | an important success gained through effort or skill |
| courage | the ability to act bravely in a difficult or dangerous situation |
| responsibility | the duty to act carefully and make serious decisions |
| influence | the power to affect people, ideas, events, or behaviour |
| field | an area of study, work, or activity |
| community | a group of people connected by place, interest, or identity |
| national memory | the way a nation remembers important people, events, and values |