G-7 Summit Wraps Up With Pledges on COVID, Economic Initiatives

The G7 summit concluded with leaders pledging to share over 1 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses and supporting economic growth and climate change initiatives in developing countries. They agreed on a minimum tax for multinational firms and challenged China's economic practices and human rights issues. President Biden emphasized the US's renewed global presence after a productive summit.

What did the G7 leaders promise to share with poorer nations?

• Military support

• COVID vaccine doses

• Financial aid

• Educational resources

What economic measure did the G7 leaders agree to support?

• A maximum tax on multinational firms

• A tax increase for small businesses

• A minimum tax on multinational firms

• A tax exemption for developing countries

Which country's economic practices did the G7 leaders decide to challenge?

• Russia

• China

• Brazil

• India

In which regions did the G7 leaders call out China for human rights abuses?

• Tibet and Taiwan

• Sichuan and Guangdong

• Xinjiang and Hong Kong

• Beijing and Shanghai

What did President Biden say about the US's role after the G7 Summit?

• The US had withdrawn from international agreements

• The US had increased its military presence

• The US had restored its presence on the world stage

• The US had diminished its global presence