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Answer: Tahrir Square — Tahrir Square ('Liberation Square'), originally named Ismailia Square, became the global symbol of the 2011 revolution when hundreds of thousands of protesters occupied it for 18 days, ultimately forcing a president from office.
Tahrir Square ('Liberation Square'), originally named Ismailia Square, became the global symbol of the 2011 revolution when hundreds of thousands of protesters occupied it for 18 days, ultimately forcing a president from office.