Understanding the Million People March

What was the primary purpose of the Million People March?

• To advocate for social justice and equality.

• To support environmental conservation efforts.

• To promote economic growth and development.

• To celebrate cultural diversity and heritage.

What was the main location used for the protest?

• Luneta Park

• Rizal Park

• Intramuros

• UP Diliman

What was the most common slogan used in the protest?

• "Tama na , Sobra na!"

• " Laban para sa bayan!"

• "Katarungan para sa lahat !"

• "Isulong ang pagbabago!"

What action did the government take in response to the protest?

• Key issues included social justice, climate change, economic inequality, and systemic racism.

• Implementing a curfew .

• Arresting protest leaders .

• Issuing statements explaining their position.

How did the Million People March impact public opinion?

• It led to increased division among communities.

• It had no effect on public opinion.

• It significantly increased awareness and support for social issues.

• It decreased interest in social issues.

What methods of protest were used during the Million People March?

• Vandalism and property damage.

• Violent clashes with police .

• Peaceful demonstrations, rallies, public speeches.

• Sit-ins and hunger strikes.

Where did Filipinos hold demonstrations abroad?

• New York , Paris , and Tokyo

• New York, Toronto, and London

• Guatemala, Los Angeles,and Vatican

• Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland

How did social media influence the Million People March?

• Social media was primarily used for entertainment during the march.

• Social media facilitated organization, awareness, and community building for the Million People March.

• Social media had no impact on the Million People March.

• Social media only spread misinformation about the event.

What organization facilitated the petition for government accountability?

• Facebook

• Change.org

• Twitter

• LinkedIn

What lesson was learned from the Million People March?

• The importance of unity and organization

• The importance of social media in organizing protests

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• The power of pride and successfulness