Thousands of people defy Bahrain military orders

The transcript describes a series of protests where people are responding to government actions with increased defiance. The public, including women, are demanding rights and the end of a long-standing dynasty. Despite attempts to suppress them, the protests grow stronger, with many demonstrators missing after a crackdown.

What was the people's reaction to the security forces' crackdown?

• They became more fearful and stopped protesting.

• They gathered in large numbers and showed defiance.

• They supported the government's actions.

• They remained indifferent to the situation.

What did the citizens demand in the second section?

• More government control.

• Their rights and the end of a long-standing dynasty.

• Support from international communities.

• An end to the protests.

How did the government's actions affect the people's demands?

• The people became divided in their opinions.

• The people supported the government's actions.

• The people stopped demanding their rights.

• The people became more determined in their demands.

What was unusual about the demonstrations mentioned in the third section?

• The presence of international media.

• The participation of women in large numbers.

• The absence of any demands for reform.

• The support from the government.

What motivated the women to participate in the demonstrations?

• They had lost loved ones and wanted reform.

• They were forced by the security forces.

• They were promised rewards.

• They wanted to support the king.