Four Charged With Attempting To Remove Andrew Jackson Statue in DC

The video discusses an incident involving the attempted toppling of Andrew Jackson's statue in Washington DC. Several individuals are charged with destruction of federal property, facing up to ten years in prison. The US Attorney's Office emphasizes that vandalism of national monuments will not be tolerated. The video also provides historical context on Andrew Jackson, highlighting his role as a slaveholder and his signing of the Indian Removal Act, which led to the forced relocation and deaths of thousands of Native Americans.

What was the main action taken by Lee, Michael Cantrell Connor, Matthew Judd, Ryan Lane, and Graeme Lloyd in Lafayette Park?

• They were protesting peacefully.

• They were cleaning the park.

• They attempted to topple a statue.

• They were organizing a rally.

What is the maximum prison sentence the individuals involved in the statue incident could face?

• Ten years

• Twenty years

• Fifteen years

• Five years

What stance did the US Attorney's Office take regarding the vandalism of national monuments?

• They condemned the actions.

• They were undecided.

• They ignored the actions.

• They supported the actions.

What was one of the reasons protesters wanted certain statues removed?

• They were associated with historical figures linked to racism.

• They were made of expensive materials.

• They were blocking traffic.

• They were too old and needed repair.

What significant law did Andrew Jackson sign that affected Native Americans?

• The Emancipation Proclamation

• The Homestead Act

• The Indian Removal Act

• The Civil Rights Act