Only In Greece 13 - Protest for the Return of Parthenon Marbles

The video discusses the Parthenon in Athens and the students visiting it, unaware that the Parthenon Marbles were removed in the early 1800s and are now in the British Museum. It highlights a protest by students in orange raincoats advocating for the marbles' return to Greece. The British Museum maintains that the marbles are better protected in Britain, despite Greece's ongoing campaign for their return.

Where were the Parthenon Marbles originally located before being sold to Britain?

• Berlin

• Rome

• Athens

• Paris

What is the main reason for the protest by students in orange raincoats?

• To promote tourism in Athens

• To celebrate Greek history

• To support the British Museum's decision

• To demand the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Athens

Where are the Parthenon Marbles currently exhibited?

• The Acropolis Museum

• The British Museum

• The Louvre

• The Vatican Museums

What argument does the British Museum use to justify keeping the Parthenon Marbles?

• They are too fragile to move

• They are more popular in Britain

• They are better protected in the British Museum

• They are part of British history

What has Greece been doing in response to the British Museum's decision?

• Building a replica of the marbles

• Staging a campaign for their return

• Ignoring the issue

• Creating new sculptures