Arab Spring: A New Libya 5/6
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- 1.
What role did Qaddafi play when it came to Africa and western countries?
- A.
Supported independence
- B.
Did not comment on foreign policies
- C.
Worked with other countries to benefit Libya
- D.
Supported terrorists and pushed for attacks on foreign soil
Correct Answer
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- 2.
Qaddafi used what to enforce his policies and protect his government?
- A.
Police
- B.
Army
- C.
Mercenaries
- D.
Spies
Correct Answer
C. MercenariesExplanation
Qaddafi used mercenaries to enforce his policies and protect his government. Mercenaries are individuals who are hired to fight in armed conflicts on behalf of a foreign power or a non-state actor in exchange for payment. By employing mercenaries, Qaddafi was able to maintain control and suppress opposition to his regime. These mercenaries were loyal to Qaddafi and were willing to use force to ensure his policies were implemented and his government remained in power.Rate this question:
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- 3.
What did the international community do to help the protesters?
- A.
Sent troops and air strikes
- B.
Only put sanctions on Libya
- C.
The international community did not join the conflict
- D.
The international community stayed neutral and only joined at the end
Correct Answer
A. Sent troops and air strikesExplanation
The international community sent troops and air strikes to help the protesters. This suggests that they took an active role in supporting the protesters and intervening in the conflict. By sending troops and air strikes, they aimed to provide military assistance and potentially weaken the opposing forces, demonstrating their commitment to the cause and their willingness to take decisive action.Rate this question:
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- 4.
In the end what happened to Qaddafi?
- A.
He was removed from power and killed
- B.
He was removed from power and stood trail
- C.
He left the country and is still on the run
- D.
He remains in power and the conflict is still going on
Correct Answer
A. He was removed from power and killedExplanation
Qaddafi, the former leader of Libya, was indeed removed from power and subsequently killed. Following a popular uprising and armed conflict in 2011, rebel forces captured Qaddafi and his loyalists. Qaddafi was then found hiding in a drainage pipe and was killed by rebel fighters. This marked the end of his regime and his rule in Libya.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What was one of the major differences between Egypt and Libya's conflict?
- A.
International Support
- B.
The way the people viewed the government
- C.
Libya's revolution failed
- D.
Mercenaries being used in the country
Correct Answer
A. International SupportExplanation
One of the major differences between Egypt and Libya's conflict was the level of international support. While Egypt received significant support from the international community during its revolution, Libya struggled to gain the same level of support. This support included diplomatic, financial, and military assistance, which played a crucial role in the outcomes of the conflicts in both countries.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Why did Qaddafi keep Libya's military weak?
- A.
Qaddafi had a strong military
- B.
It was too expensive to keep a strong military
- C.
He did not trust them, was afraid that they would one day try to go against him
- D.
Libya had just got a military, which is why it was weak
Correct Answer
C. He did not trust them, was afraid that they would one day try to go against himExplanation
Qaddafi kept Libya's military weak because he did not trust them and was afraid that they would one day try to go against him.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Who took power after Libya's government was overthrown?
- A.
The Vice President
- B.
The Arab League
- C.
The N.T.C.
- D.
Nato forces
Correct Answer
C. The N.T.C.Explanation
After Libya's government was overthrown, the National Transitional Council (N.T.C.) took power. The N.T.C. was formed during the Libyan Civil War in 2011 and served as the interim government until the country could transition to a more stable and democratic system. They were recognized as the legitimate governing body by many countries and international organizations during this period.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Libya's revolution was a very __________ revolution
- A.
Peaceful
- B.
Short
- C.
Long
- D.
Violent
Correct Answer
D. ViolentExplanation
The correct answer is "Violent" because the question is asking for the type of revolution that occurred in Libya. The word "violent" suggests that the revolution was characterized by intense and aggressive actions, such as protests, demonstrations, and armed conflict. This implies that there was a significant level of violence involved in the overthrow of the previous government and the establishment of a new order in Libya.Rate this question:
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- 9.
A big reason that the international community helped the rebels overthrow Qaddafi was because _____
- A.
Qaddafi supported terrorist organizations, and was killing civilians
- B.
Qaddafi was a strong supporting of Russia
- C.
Qaddafi refused to sell any of Libya's oil to OPEC or the United States
- D.
The international community stayed neutral in this conflict.
Correct Answer
A. Qaddafi supported terrorist organizations, and was killing civiliansExplanation
Qaddafi's support for terrorist organizations and his involvement in killing civilians created a threat to international security and human rights. The international community had a vested interest in preventing the spread of terrorism and protecting innocent lives. Therefore, they supported the rebels in overthrowing Qaddafi to establish a more stable and democratic government in Libya.Rate this question:
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- 10.
What was so significant about Tripoli during the revolution?
- A.
Tripoli was a military base in Libya
- B.
Tripoli was where Qaddafi had most of his supporters
- C.
Tripoli was Libya's capital, taking it would mean a end of the conflict
- D.
Tripoli was where Qaddafi made most of his weapons
Correct Answer
C. Tripoli was Libya's capital, taking it would mean a end of the conflictExplanation
During the revolution, Tripoli being Libya's capital was significant because capturing it would signify the end of the conflict. As the capital city, Tripoli held symbolic and strategic importance. Taking control of Tripoli would not only give the revolutionaries a stronghold but also symbolize their victory and potentially lead to the collapse of Qaddafi's regime.Rate this question:
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