Protests Continue Against Morsi And Muslim Brotherhood

The transcript describes the unrest in Egypt during President Morsi's tenure, highlighting the burning of the Muslim Brotherhood's headquarters and the military's ultimatum to resolve the conflict. The Brotherhood's building was looted, and police presence was noted for the first time in days. The situation was tense, with the potential for unrest to spread nationwide. The military's nuanced statement seemed to favor the protestors, who hoped for their intervention to oust the president.

What action did the military take in response to the burning of the Muslim Brotherhood's headquarters?

• They issued a 48-hour ultimatum.

• They immediately arrested the protestors.

• They evacuated the area.

• They declared martial law.

What was the reaction of the police during the initial unrest?

• They joined the protestors.

• They were armed but unsure of their actions.

• They retreated from the scene.

• They actively dispersed the crowds.

Why was the targeting of the national headquarters significant?

• It was the only building left standing.

• It symbolized a direct challenge to the ruling party.

• It was a mistake by the protestors.

• It was the first time any building was attacked.

What did the appearance of helicopters over Tahrir Square signify?

• A military parade was taking place.

• The military was preparing to intervene.

• The president was arriving.

• A rescue operation was underway.

How did the military's statement affect the protestors?

• It seemed to support their cause.

• It threatened them with consequences.

• It was neutral and had no effect.

• It discouraged them from continuing.