Extinction Rebellion Protest in West End traffic

Extinction Rebellion Protest in West End traffic

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The video covers a protest in London where demonstrators blocked highways to demand action on climate change. The protest, which was peaceful, aimed to highlight the need for social change, drawing parallels with historical movements. Protesters used tactics like blocking roads to cause disruption, prompting police engagement. The demonstrators have three main demands: truth on climate change, zero carbon emissions in six years, and a citizens assembly. The protest has significantly impacted public transport, with concerns it may extend to the tube network.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was the main reason for the protest at Waterloo Bridge?

To promote a new government policy

To support a local festival

To cause disruption and draw attention to their cause

To celebrate a historical event

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which historical movements were mentioned as examples of social change?

The American Civil War and the Renaissance

The French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution

The Civil Rights Movement and Indian Independence

The Space Race and the Cold War

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What tactic did protestors use to block the roads?

Setting up tents

Holding a sit-in

Using vehicles and tying themselves underneath

Building barricades

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What are the three demands of the protestors?

More public holidays, free public transport, and reduced taxes

Truth on climate change, zero carbon emissions in six years, and a citizens assembly

Increased wages, better healthcare, and improved education

More green spaces, cleaner streets, and better public services

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What concern did the police have regarding the protest's impact on public transport?

It could cause delays in train schedules

It might spread to the tube train network

It could result in overcrowded buses

It might lead to increased ticket prices