On Monday, 100,000 people protested in Thailand against the government despite the Prime Minister's call for early elections and the dissolution of parliament. The opposition party's resignation exacerbated the political crisis. The controversy centers around an amnesty law allegedly favoring Taksin, the Prime Minister's brother, who is in exile to avoid a financial misconduct conviction.

What action did the Prime Minister of Thailand take in response to the protests?

• Called for early elections and dissolved parliament

• Resigned from her position

• Implemented martial law

• Increased taxes

What was the main goal of the protesters in Thailand?

• To demand higher wages

• To promote tourism

• To support the Prime Minister

• To overthrow the government

How did the main opposition party in Thailand intensify the political crisis?

• By forming a coalition with the government

• By resigning all its deputies

• By calling for international intervention

• By supporting the amnesty bill

What is the amnesty bill accused of doing?

• Reducing taxes for the wealthy

• Benefiting Taksin, the Prime Minister's brother

• Promoting foreign investment

• Increasing military power

Why is Taksin, the Prime Minister's brother, in exile?

• To study abroad

• To escape political persecution

• To avoid a conviction for financial misconduct

• To lead a new political party