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• chant [n] - repeated group speech
• far-right [adj] - very conservative
• set out [exp] - tried to do something
• vent [v] - express, show
• mayhem [n] - chaos, disorder
• mob [n] - angry group of people
• go-to [adj] - default, most-used
• extremist [adj] - very conservative and sometimes violent
• rallying cry [exp] - a phrase to get people excited
• took to the streets [exp] - gathered in the streets to protest
• oppressive [adj] - restrictive, burdensome
• communist [adj] - political ideology
• decades [n] - period of 10 years
• cry [n] - desperate request
• reunification [n] - coming together again
• largely [adv] - mostly
• co-opted [v] - taken over
• violently [adv] - strongly, with violence
• open border policies [n] - laws that are friendly to immigrants

[n] - noun,  [v] - verb,  [adj] - adjective,  [exp] - expression

1. What does "Wir sind das Volk" mean?
   Germany is the people.
   We are Germany.
   We are the people.
   The people are Germany.
   
   
2. Why did the protesters gather?
   To show their frustration
   To create chaos
   To attack opposing religions
   To attack the far-left
   
   
3. What happened in 2016?
   The same chant was used.
   A mob of refugees surrounded a bus of Germans.
   A mob of Germans surrounded a bus of refugees.
   A mob gathered to protest the chant.
   
   
4. What happened in Bautzen?
   The same chant was used.
   Germans chased teenaged refugees.
   Germans attacked teenagers.
   Germans protested against refugees.
   
   
5. What significance does the chant have to the German far-right?
   It is used on special occasions.
   It is used on all occasions.
   It is often used.
   It is rarely used.
   
   
6. What is the history of this chant?
   It has always been used by the far-right.
   It has never been used before.
   It was used by the far-left previously.
   It was used by all Germans previously.
   
   
7. Why did people protest in 1989?
   To demand more freedom
   To protest against West Germany
   To protest against the communist government
   To demand democracy
   
   
8. Who protested in 1989?
   Mostly the left
   Mostly the right
   Both the right and left
   People who supported communism.
   
   
9. What happened after the protest?
   Germany was reunited.
   The chant became a national slogan.
   The chant mostly disappeared.
   The chant was used by immigrants.
   
   
10. What has happened in recent years?
    The far-right has acted violently towards Angela Merkel.
    The far-right has taken control of the chant and its meaning.
    The far-right is protesting Merkel's policies.
    The far-right and Merkel both oppose immigration.
    
    

1. What do you think about the far-right movement in Germany?
2. Why do you think far-right groups are gaining popularity in certain parts of the world?
3. How do you feel about open-border policies and immigration in general?
4. What are the benefits of accepting refugees to the host county? Drawbacks?