Hungary’s leader sparks outrage over ‘mixed race’ speech
Aug. 01, 2022
Q: Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban faced backlash after a speech arguing that Europeans should not “become people’s of mixed race.� But, the far-right politician was still scheduled to speak this week to U.S. conservatives meeting in Dallas. Where is Hungary?
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Q: Orban’s comments came during an annual address to members of the Hungarian minority in what country on Hungary’s eastern border?
A. Croatia
B. Romania
C. Serbia
D. Slovakia
Q: After Orban’s speech, one of his long-time advisers quit and called the comments “a pure Nazi text worthy of Goebbels� (Germany’s propaganda chief from 1933 to 1945). Hungary and Romania both entered World War II to help invade which nation?
A. Germany
B. France
C. Poland
D. Soviet Union
Q: After World War II, Hungary and many of its neighbors became “satellite states� of which nation?
A. Germany
B. France
C. Soviet Union
D. United States
Q: Many U.S. conservatives have applauded Orban’s opposition to immigration, homosexual rights and “progressive liberals.� The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) invited Orban to be a keynote speaker in Dallas after a May CPAC conference in Hungary’s capital ...
A. Belgrade
B. Bratislava
C. Bucharest
D. Budapest
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