Global Women's Marches Against Donald Trump

The video covers a large protest in London where 80,000 people gathered at Trafalgar Square with diverse messages, united in their determination to be heard. An American participant shares their views on Trump's presidency and the importance of solidarity. The movement, which began on social media, quickly spread globally, with marches in Australia, New Zealand, and other countries. Despite claims of celebrating democracy and diversity, the protest was largely against Donald Trump. The event is unlikely to change political landscapes but highlights global concerns about the new president.

What was the main reason for the protestors gathering in London?

• To promote a new political party

• To express their concerns about Donald Trump's presidency

• To celebrate a local festival

• To support Donald Trump

How did the movement gain momentum globally?

• Via social media platforms

• Through government announcements

• Through traditional media outlets

• By word of mouth

What was a significant characteristic of the participants in the marches?

• They were all from London

• They were all experienced politicians

• Most had marched before

• Many were first-time marchers and voters

Where did the global marches begin?

• In Europe

• In the United States

• In Australia and New Zealand

• In South America

What was the march in London ultimately described as?

• A protest against Brexit

• A local community event

• A celebration of democracy and diversity

• A support rally for Donald Trump