Interview with Serj Tankian

The video discusses the political atmosphere surrounding the Armenian Genocide and Obama's role in addressing it. It highlights the historical context and the importance of Turkey acknowledging its past. Obama's diplomatic efforts with Turkey are noted, despite the political sensitivity of using the term 'genocide'. The video also touches on the geopolitical considerations of US-Turkey relations.

What was President Obama's perceived role in addressing the Armenian Genocide according to the speaker?

• To confront and publicize the conflict

• To ignore the issue entirely

• To focus solely on domestic issues

• To support Turkey's denial of the genocide

Why does the speaker believe it is important for Turkey to acknowledge its history regarding the Armenian Genocide?

• To gain more international allies

• To benefit its own people and move forward positively

• To enhance its economic growth

• To improve relations with Armenia

How did President Obama address the issue of the Armenian Genocide during his presidency?

• By imposing sanctions on Turkey

• By avoiding the topic entirely

• By diplomatically addressing the issue without using the term 'genocide'

• By explicitly using the term 'genocide' in all speeches

What is the 'G word' referred to by the speaker, and why is it politically sensitive?

• Genocide, due to its implications for international relations

• Growth, because it affects economic policies

• Government, as it relates to political power

• Globalization, due to its impact on trade

Why is there a reluctance to use the term 'genocide' in relation to the Armenian Genocide, according to the speaker?

• Because it is not recognized by any country

• Due to Turkey's strategic importance as a NATO ally

• Because it is a recent event

• Due to lack of historical evidence