Egyptian people celebrate Mubarak resignation.

The transcript discusses a march in Egypt, highlighting the people's love for their country and their disdain for the ousted president. It emphasizes the newfound sense of freedom and pride among Egyptians, as they gather in Tahrir Square to remind the military of the need for guaranteed freedom. The narrative also reflects on the sacrifices made during the revolution, acknowledging the lives lost in the pursuit of change.

What was the primary sentiment expressed by Egyptians after the ousting of their president?

• Indifference

• Desire for revenge

• Fear of the future

• Pride and freedom

What was the significance of the gathering at Tahrir Square?

• To hold a cultural festival

• To remind the military of the need for freedom

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To protest against a new law

What does the end of an era of unquestioned power signify?

• A new beginning

• A return to dictatorship

• An economic crisis

• A cultural renaissance

What does the reflection on the revolution's cost highlight?

• The political gains achieved

• The lives lost during the revolution

• The international support received

• The financial burden of the revolution

Who are remembered in the reflection on the revolution's sacrifices?

• International allies

• Economic advisors

• Friends and peers who died

• Political leaders