Liberty's Kids Episode Quiz

What is the main theme of the episode introduced in the beginning?

• Action and patriotism

• Friendship and trust

• Music and entertainment

• Education and learning

What does Sarah anticipate in her new life in the colonies?

• New schools and education

• Adventures with her father

• Meeting new friends

• Settling in a new home

Why did the plans change for meeting Sarah Phillips?

• She decided to stay back

• She arrived earlier than expected

• She missed her ship

• Her ship was redirected to Boston

Who is responsible for Sarah's safety according to Dr. Franklin?

• Herself alone

• The British soldiers

• Moses, James, and Andre

• Major Phillips

What event is depicted in Boston that relates to a historical protest?

• The Battle of Bunker Hill

• The Boston Tea Party

• The Boston Massacre

• The Signing of the Declaration

What was the main reason for the tea tax protest in Boston?

• Monopoly of tea trade

• Poor quality of tea

• Unfair taxation without representation

• High prices of tea

What does the Boston Tea Party symbolize in the episode?

• Victory over British rule

• Rejection of unjust laws

• Celebration of new laws

• Acceptance of British taxes

How does Sarah feel about the contradictions in American society?

• Confused and hopeful

• Angry and rebellious

• Excited and supportive

• Indifferent and uninterested

What does Moses compare the colonists' struggle to?

• His education in Philadelphia

• His work as a smith

• His journey from Africa

• His experience with the law

What is Phyllis Wheatley known for?

• Being a skilled cook

• Her poetry and writings

• Her political influence

• Her wealth and status