Why Populism Is Growing in France

The video discusses the rise of populism in France, driven by a mix of cultural, economic, and political factors. It highlights the impact of terrorism and economic stagnation, leading to a climate of fear and mistrust in institutions. The video also explores the unique demographic support for populism in France, particularly among younger voters, and the role of Marine Le Pen's National Front in this dynamic.

What are the main factors contributing to the rise of populism in France?

• Cultural crisis and economic growth

• Cultural crisis and economic stagnation

• Economic stagnation and political stability

• Political stability and social harmony

How has the terrorism situation affected the mood in France?

• It has amplified fear and influenced attitudes towards outsiders

• It has decreased fear among citizens

• It has improved trust in government institutions

• It has had no impact on public attitudes

What is unique about the trust levels in institutions in France compared to other countries?

• French citizens are equally mistrustful of both the EU and their national government

• French citizens trust the EU more than their national government

• French citizens trust their national government more than the EU

• French citizens have high trust in both the EU and their national government

Which demographic in France shows a notable level of support for populism?

• Older voters

• Younger voters

• Retired citizens

• Middle-aged voters

What is a significant characteristic of Marine Le Pen's support base?

• It is mainly from urban areas

• It is limited to the hard right

• It is primarily composed of older voters

• It includes a mix from both the hard left and hard right