VOICED: After arrests, Occupy Denver braves snow

Winter has arrived early in Colorado, impacting the Occupy Denver protesters who are struggling to stay warm. With temperatures below freezing, they are using various methods to cope with the cold, such as lighting fires and using tarps. The protests, which have seen numerous arrests, are taking place near the Colorado State Capitol. Governor John Hickenlooper supports their right to protest but enforces laws against tents in public parks, complicating overnight stays. Some locals are providing supplies to help. The protest is becoming a test of endurance against both the harsh winter and Wall Street excesses.

What measures did the Occupy Denver protesters take to combat the cold weather?

• They built permanent shelters.

• They moved to a warmer location.

• They layered up with blankets and used tarps.

• They used electric heaters.

What legal challenge did the Occupy Denver protesters face?

• Prohibition of public gatherings.

• Prohibition of tents in public parks.

• Restriction on distributing flyers.

• Ban on using loudspeakers.

What did the governor of Colorado do in response to the Occupy Denver protests?

• He provided financial support.

• He ignored the protests.

• He enforced laws against tents in public parks.

• He joined the protests.

How did some local residents support the Occupy Denver protesters?

• By organizing fundraising events.

• By delivering supplies like blankets.

• By providing transportation to warmer areas.

• By offering free meals.

What was the main reason for the protesters' struggle during the Occupy Denver movement?

• Insufficient number of participants.

• Harsh winter conditions.

• Lack of media coverage.

• Opposition from local businesses.