The Golden Kingdom Quiz

The Golden Kingdom

Once upon a time in a land far far away, there were packs of Tigers all over the land known as the Golden Kingdom. These Tigers lived peacefully, they farmed and hunted as they pleased. Until one day a group of elephants came into their land and lived alongside them. The Tigers did not like them but did not mind as they were not using the land entirely. The elephants were running away from the scary Hyena pack that ruled another land called Lions Kingdom. The Elephants were trying to be free without anyone ruling over them. However, no matter where the elephants went to escape the Hyenas, they always encountered a pack of tigers who chased them out of their lands. These tigers did not like elephants or hyenas. The Tigers would attack the Elephants for coming into their kingdoms and make it difficult for the Elephants to settle on this land. The Hyenas eventually agreed to let the elephants move on to the land because they thought they could not benefit from the elephants or this particular land. Little did they know they had sent the elephants to a great and glorious land which was the Golden Kingdom. This land had all the fruit and food they could eat. The elephants could now trade these fruits with other animals. However, the Elephant's lives were still not easy.  In the end, all the animals, Hyenas, elephants, and tigers all stood to benefit from this glorious golden land.

How Does the story link to the Boer Republic North of the Vaal?

Who do the Tigers, Elephants and Hyenas represent?

Answer explanation

Tigers- Indigenous People

Elephants – Boer

Hyenas - British

What historical event does this story represent?

Answer explanation

The Boer Republic North Of the Vaal

What did "Fruits and food" represent?

Answer explanation

Gold Found in the land

What land/area did the "Golden Kingdom" represent?

Answer explanation

North of the Vaal

Why were the Elephants trying to gain independence?

Answer explanation

They did not agree with British Rules.