Boston Tea Party and Colonial America

The video explores the events surrounding the Boston Tea Party, highlighting the protest against unfair taxation and the subsequent British response. It delves into the personal stories of characters like Sarah and Henri, showcasing their struggles and perspectives on life in America. Benjamin Franklin faces accusations of treason, reflecting the growing tensions between the colonies and Britain. The narrative also covers the Quartering Act and its impact on colonists, while illustrating the group's efforts to escape Boston. The story concludes with a touching exchange of gifts, symbolizing friendship and unity.

What is the main theme of the song at the beginning of the video?

• Love and Friendship

• Liberty and Freedom

• War and Peace

• Science and Technology

What event is referred to as the Boston Tea Party?

• A celebration in Boston

• A meeting of the British Parliament

• A festival in honor of King George III

• A protest against unfair taxation

Why did the colonists destroy the tea during the Boston Tea Party?

• To support the British

• To celebrate a victory

• To protest unfair taxation

• To start a new trade route

Who is Phyllis Wheatley?

• A ship captain

• A member of Parliament

• A poet and slave

• A British soldier

What is the 'quartering' mentioned in the video?

• A method of taxation

• A type of punishment

• A way to divide land

• Housing soldiers in civilian homes

How did Henri come to the colonies?

• He escaped from France

• He was sent by the British

• He traveled with his parents

• He was born there

What happened to Henri's parents during the journey to the colonies?

• They returned to France

• They died from the plague

• They were captured by pirates

• They settled in Boston

Who helped Henri escape from the ship?

• Dr. Franklin and Moses

• Phyllis and Sarah

• Moses and James

• James and Sarah

What was Benjamin Franklin accused of during his trial?

• Writing poetry

• Spying for the British

• Stealing tea

• Encouraging rebellion

What did Benjamin Franklin declare during his trial?

• His plan to return to England

• His allegiance to America

• His intention to stop writing

• His loyalty to King George III