Demonstrators Topple Christopher Columbus Statue In Baltimore

During a demonstration in Baltimore, protesters toppled a Columbus statue, which had stood in Little Italy for over 35 years. Maryland Governor Larry Hogan condemned the act but supported peaceful protests and discussions on monuments. Similar actions occurred in Richmond, St. Paul, and Boston, where Columbus statues were also removed or vandalized.

What happened to the Columbus statue in Baltimore during the protest?

• It was painted with graffiti.

• It was moved to a museum.

• It was broken and thrown into the harbor.

• It was covered with a tarp.

Who unveiled the Columbus statue in Baltimore over 35 years ago?

• A local artist

• The President of the United States

• The governor of Maryland

• The city's mayor and former President Ronald Reagan

How did Maryland Governor Larry Hogan describe the actions of the protesters?

• A necessary change

• A peaceful protest

• An act of democracy

• The antithesis of democracy

What did Governor Hogan say he supports in his statement?

• Immediate removal of all statues

• Peaceful protests and constructive dialogue

• Ignoring the issue

• Violent protests

Which city removed a Columbus statue after it was found beheaded?

• St. Paul

• Baltimore

• Boston

• Richmond