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Hong Kong Protests Quiz

It has been more than two years since the anti-ELAB protests began in Hong Kong, and the city will never be the same again. How much do you remember about the course of the democratic movement? Fill in the blanks to the timeline.
The timeline of the protests will range from 9 June 2019 to December 2021 in this quiz
Sources: Wikipedia plus my own knowledge as a Hongkonger
Quiz by CrimsonDawn
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Last updated: December 20, 2021
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Date
Timeline
12 June 2019
The first tear gas being fired, siege of the CITIC Tower
15 June 2019
Leung Ling-kit became the first death related to the movement
16 June 2019
A massive march with a historic turnout of two million people
1 July 2019
The Legislative Council was stormed, officially proclaiming the Five Demands
21 July 2019
Triads indiscriminately attacked passengers in Yuen Long Railway Station
11 August 2019
A first-aider was blinded by a rubber bullet
31 August 2019
Riot police stormed the Prince Edward station
31 August 2019
"Glory to Hong Kong" debuted, becoming the most influential protest anthem
22 September 2019
The naked body of Chan Yin-lam was found floating on the sea
1 October 2019
On the Chinese National Day, the first protester was shot by a live round
4 October 2019
Carrie Lam introduced a mask ban
23 October 2019
The extradition bill was formally withdrawn
8 November 2019
Alex Chow died after falling from a carpark
12 November 2019
Police tried to invade the Chinese University of Hong Kong (they failed)
18 November 2019
The Polytechnic University of Hong Kong under police lockdown, thousands arrested
24 November 2019
Historic voter turnout and pro-democrat landslide victory in the District Council Elections
27 November 2019
The Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act became American law
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Timeline
23 January 2020
First COVID-19 confirmed case in Hong Kong
3 February 2020
Medical industry workers started a week-long strike to demand the closure of Mainland borders
15 May 2020
The Education Bureau called for the cancellation of a history open exam question, accusing it for hurting nationalist feelings
28 May 2020
The National People's Congress of China passed a decision to directly promulgate a national security law upon Hong Kong
4 June 2020
The 31st anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre
1 July 2020
The first day of the law promulgated on 28 May
A motorcycling protester arrested (later charged) for inciting secessionism and terrorism
11-12 July 2020
Pro-democratic primaries took place, preparing for the Legislative Council elections
7 August 2020
Carrie Lam and 10 other officials were sanctioned by: United States
25 August 2020
Twelve Hongkongers on a speedboat were arrested by Chinese coastguards
11 November 2020
Facing disqualifications, all pro-democrats resigned from the Legislative Council
6 January 2021
All pro-democrats that participated in the 2020 primaries were arrested for subversion
31 January 2021
Under certain conditions, British National (Overseas) Passport holders can apply for a pathway to British citizenship
24 June 2021
Following several clampdowns, pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily was forced to shut down
1 July 2021
A suicidal attack against policemen occurred, which the police dubbed a "lone wolf" terrorist attack
19 December 2021
A Legislative Council Election occurred after extensive deliberalization, voter turnout was historically low
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