CLEAN : A prision lideres de revolucion de los paraguas de Hong Kong

In 2014, the Umbrella Revolution in Hong Kong saw thousands of young people protesting for democracy. Key leaders Joshua Wong, Nathan Law, and Alex Chow were sentenced to prison in 2017 for their roles in the movement. Initially, they received lighter sentences in 2016. The protests began with an illegal demonstration at Civic Square, escalating into a mass movement met with police force. These events highlight China's strong control over Hong Kong.

Who were the three leaders sentenced for their roles in the 2014 Umbrella Revolution?

• Donald Tsang, Tung Chee-hwa, and Regina Ip

• Joshua Wong, Nathan Law, and Alex Chow

• Carrie Lam, Leung Chun-ying, and John Tsang

• Xi Jinping, Li Keqiang, and Zhang Dejiang

What was the main message of the leaders regarding Hong Kong's future?

• They wanted to leave Hong Kong permanently.

• They planned to abandon the pro-democracy movement.

• They hoped for a Hong Kong full of hope and resilience.

• They believed Hong Kong would never change.

What were the initial sentences given to Wong, Law, and Chow in 2016?

• Life imprisonment

• Fines and public apologies

• Community service and suspended jail time

• Exile from Hong Kong

What significant event took place on September 26, 2014, during the protests?

• The government agreed to all protester demands.

• The police joined the protesters.

• Protesters entered Civic Square by climbing fences.

• The protests were called off by the leaders.

What was the reaction of the police to the mass protests following the Civic Square incident?

• They provided protection to the protesters.

• They used tear gas against the crowd.

• They ignored the protests completely.

• They negotiated with the protest leaders.