German Election - Far right result sparks protests

Germany's far right party celebrated its return to national politics, causing public shock and protests. The party's success marks a significant shift in German politics, ending a 60-year exclusion of far-right parties from parliament. Controversial posters and nationalist rhetoric have raised concerns about the party's stance on minorities and immigrants. Protests erupted, overshadowing Angela Merkel's victory, indicating a less predictable political landscape in Germany.

What was the public's reaction to the far-right party's return to national politics?

• They celebrated the return.

• They supported the party's views.

• They were indifferent.

• They were shocked and protested.

What did the far-right party's leaders claim about their entry into the German Parliament?

• They would focus on economic reforms.

• They would dissolve the parliament.

• They would change the country.

• They would maintain the status quo.

What aspect of the party's campaign was reminiscent of past propaganda?

• Their environmental stance.

• Their economic policies.

• Their hard line against immigrants.

• Their focus on technology.

How did the public respond to the election results by late evening?

• They organized celebrations.

• They ignored the results.

• They remained calm and composed.

• They mobilized in large numbers to protest.

What significant change occurred in Germany's political landscape after the election?

• The far-right party was kept out of parliament.

• Angela Merkel's party gained more power.

• Far-right radical parties entered the parliament.

• There was no change in the political landscape.