Peru - Basic Politics

The video explores Peru's political landscape, highlighting the compulsory voting system and the role of political parties. It delves into historical political shifts, economic challenges, and social issues, including poverty and corruption. The demographic trends and regional political dynamics are discussed, along with Peru's international relations and recent election outcomes, focusing on key figures like Keiko Fujimori and Pedro Pablo Kuczynski.

What is the main reason Peruvians must participate in elections?

• Voting is a cultural tradition.

• Voting is compulsory by law.

• Voting is encouraged by incentives.

• Voting is optional.

Which political party in Peru is known for its center-left ideology and has been part of the Socialist International?

• Possible Peru

• American Popular Revolutionary Party

• Peruvian Nationalist Party

• Popular Force

What was a significant factor in the political instability of Peru in the late 19th and early 20th centuries?

• Economic prosperity

• Peaceful transitions of power

• Military coups

• Stable political parties

Which industry has been a major contributor to Peru's economic growth in recent years?

• Textile industry

• Tourism industry

• Agricultural industry

• Mining industry

What is a major issue affecting the poorer regions of Peru?

• Abundant natural resources

• High literacy rates

• Low levels of corruption

• Informal employment

Which group makes up the largest percentage of Peru's population?

• Asian Peruvians

• Indigenous people

• Mestizos

• White people

What was a significant outcome of the 1999 agreement between Peru and Ecuador?

• Resolution of a long-standing border dispute

• Increased trade

• Introduction of a new currency

• Formation of a new political party

Who was a major contender in the 2016 Peruvian elections known for her association with a controversial former president?

• Alejandro Toledo

• Pedro Pablo Kuczynski

• Keiko Fujimori

• Veronica Mendoza

What was a key issue for many voters in the 2016 Peruvian elections?

• Environmental policies

• Education reform

• Crime rates

• Healthcare access

What is a potential future challenge for Peru despite recent economic growth?

• Environmental problems

• Political stability

• Decreasing population

• Lack of natural resources