Demonstration marks anniversary of revolution

The video discusses the ongoing struggle in Cairo a year after the revolution, highlighting the disillusionment of revolutionaries as military rule mirrors the brutality of Mubarak's regime. Despite the revolution's goals, repression continues with many civilians tried in military courts. The political landscape is shifting as conservative Islamists gain power, leading to concerns about achieving a liberal Egypt. The revolutionaries demand the military council hand over power, but the future remains uncertain as they continue to fight for a secular government and the removal of the old regime's remnants.

What is the main reason for the disillusionment among the people of Cairo a year after the revolution?

• The revolution achieved all its goals.

• The military rule is perceived as similar to Mubarak's regime.

• The military rule granted new rights to the people.

• There were no casualties during the revolution.

How has the situation changed under military rule compared to Mubarak's time?

• There are fewer civilian trials and imprisonments.

• The military rule is seen as more oppressive.

• Violence and repression have ended.

• The transition to democracy is complete.

What justification is given for the military's actions during the transition period?

• To support the revolutionaries' demands.

• To end all forms of violence.

• To grant more rights to civilians.

• To maintain order during the transition to democracy.

Which political group gained power in the elections post-revolution?

• Revolutionary Socialists

• Secular Activists

• Conservative Islamists

• Liberal Democrats

What is the ongoing demand of the activists despite the election results?

• A return to military rule

• A secular government

• More conservative policies

• Support for the Muslim Brotherhood