Manifestantes se enfrentan a polic a en otro centro comercial de Hong Kong

On Christmas Day, protests in Hong Kong intensified as demonstrators clashed with police near Mong Kok. Social media calls urged people to demand more democracy from Chief Executive Carrie Lam. The police declared the gathering illegal and detained several protesters. Demonstrators also chanted slogans in a shopping mall. The protests, which began in June over an extradition law, have evolved into a broader movement for full democracy and against police violence.

What event triggered the protests on Christmas Day in Hong Kong?

• A new law was passed.

• A call on social media.

• A natural disaster.

• An economic crisis.

What was the main demand of the protesters in Hong Kong?

• More economic opportunities.

• Better healthcare facilities.

• More democracy.

• Improved public transportation.

How did the police respond to the protesters during the Christmas Day events?

• They declared the gathering illegal.

• They provided security for the protesters.

• They joined the protests.

• They ignored the protests.

Where did the protesters chant slogans during the Christmas Day protests?

• At a train station.

• In a shopping center.

• At a sports stadium.

• In a government building.

What was the initial cause of the protests in Hong Kong in June?

• A change in school curriculum.

• A ban on social media.

• A new tax policy.

• A proposed extradition law.