Divided Loyalties ACT I

What is the role of a mob in a protest?

• A mob in a protest can act as a collective group expressing anger or frustration, often leading to chaotic or violent actions.

• A mob serves as a peaceful assembly to discuss grievances and seek solutions.

• A mob is primarily focused on organizing community events and activities.

• A mob acts as a security force to maintain order during protests.

What is a Patriot?

• A person who supports the American colonies' fight for independence from British rule.

• A British soldier fighting against the colonies.

• A neutral party during the American Revolution.

• A loyalist who supports British rule.

What is the significance of divided loyalties during the American Revolution?

• Divided loyalties refer to the conflict between those who supported British rule and those who wanted independence, leading to tension and conflict.

• Divided loyalties were primarily about economic interests and did not affect the outcome of the war.

• Divided loyalties only existed in the southern colonies and had little impact on the northern colonies.

• Divided loyalties were resolved through treaties that unified the colonies against Britain.

What is a Loyalist?

• A person who supports the American Revolution.

• A person who remains loyal to the British Crown during the American Revolution.

• A person who is neutral in the conflict between Britain and America.

• A person who advocates for independence from British rule.

What was the impact of the angry mob on Robert Barton's business?

• The angry mob's actions forced Robert Barton to board up his store, impacting his ability to conduct business.

• The angry mob increased Robert Barton's sales due to heightened interest.

• The angry mob helped Robert Barton expand his business operations.

• The angry mob had no effect on Robert Barton's business at all.

What does it mean to 'tar and feather' someone?

• To cover them in tar and feathers as a form of public humiliation or punishment.

• To give them a warm welcome with feathers and confetti.

• To paint them with tar as a form of artistic expression.

• To dress them in feathers as a costume for a celebration.

What does 'public humiliation' mean?

• The act of making someone feel proud in front of others.

• The act of making someone feel ashamed or embarrassed in front of others.

• A form of public recognition for achievements.

• The act of celebrating someone's success publicly.

What does it mean to 'support' a cause?

• To ignore the cause and its needs.

• To advocate for it, provide assistance, or show approval.

• To criticize the cause publicly.

• To remain neutral and not take any action.

What action did Robert Barton take in response to the angry mob?

• He called the police for help.

• He boarded up his store to protect it from the angry mob.

• He confronted the mob directly.

• He fled the town to avoid confrontation.

Why were British soldiers present in Burlington?

• To establish a trade route

• To defend the colonies and protect them.

• To enforce British laws

• To recruit local militias