Understanding the Tale of King Richard and Prince John

The video discusses the historical context of King Richard's crusade and the ineptitude of John, who is left in charge. It highlights the heavy taxation imposed by John and the resulting rebellion led by Robin Hood. The narrative reflects on the impact of these events on the people and the monarchy.

What is the general perception of Prince John while King Richard is on the crusade?

• He is admired for his bravery.

• He is seen as a capable leader.

• He is ignored by the people.

• He is considered a burden and incompetent.

How does Prince John wish to be remembered in history?

• As a great king.

• As a wise ruler.

• As John the First.

• As a benevolent leader.

What is the likely historical title Prince John will receive?

• John the Wise

• John the Worst

• John the Great

• John the Brave

What action does Prince John take that affects the people negatively?

• He lowers taxes.

• He provides food to the poor.

• He builds new roads.

• He imposes heavy taxes.

What is the strategy of Robin Hood's merry men against Prince John's actions?

• They negotiate with him.

• They ignore his actions.

• They find ways to reclaim their wealth.

• They support his taxation policies.

What is the ultimate goal of Robin Hood's merry men?

• To leave the kingdom.

• To support Prince John's rule.

• To make Prince John pay for his actions.

• To become wealthy themselves.