Episode 2 Questions

What are the Intolerable Acts?

• A series of Laws imposed by the British

• Laws by the United States

How does Liberty react to the news of the Intolerable Acts?

• Happy

• Frustrated

• Hungry

• Sleepy

How does James feel about the British government's actions, and how does he express his feelings in the episode?

• He was happy and told everyone

• He was upset, and wrote about it in his journal

• He was upset, but went along with it

How does Ben Franklin explain the significance of the Intolerable Acts to Liberty and her friends?

• Ben Franklin explains that the Intolerable Acts are a serious and unjust punishment imposed by the British government

• Ben Franklin explains the Acts are needed

• He told them to go to war

What is the reaction of the colonists in Boston to the Intolerable Acts?

• The colonists in Boston are angry and fearful of the Intolerable Acts

• They are sad the have no rights

• They want to fight but have no way

What role does the character of General Gage play in the episode?

• General Gage is depicted as the British officer tasked with enforcing the Intolerable Acts in Florida.

• General Gage is depicted as the British officer tasked with enforcing the Intolerable Acts in Connecticut.

• General Gage is depicted as the British officer tasked with enforcing the Intolerable Acts in Massachusetts.

• General Gage is depicted as the British officer tasked with enforcing the Intolerable Acts in New York.

What does Liberty learn about unity and rebellion by the end of the episode?

• I was sleep

• The ones with the weapons are strong

• People should follow the laws

• Coming together is a powerful force

What do the colonists do in response to the Intolerable Acts?

• they started fighting right away

• They went along with it

• The colonists organize meetings, petitions, and boycotts to protest the Intolerable Acts.

How does the relationship between the American colonists and the British soldiers change as a result of the Intolerable Acts?

• They got closer

• Their relationship got worse

• They stayed friends

• Nothing changed they stayed in charge