Boycott

The video tutorial explains the concept of a boycott, a form of protest involving the refusal to use, buy, or deal with a person, organization, or country. It traces the origin of the term to Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, an Englishman involved in a historical protest by the Irish Land League in 1880. The tutorial also includes a personal reflection on the significance of having one's name associated with a cause or idea.

What is a boycott primarily used for?

• To promote a new product

• To protest against something

• To celebrate an event

• To support a business

Who was Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott?

• An Englishman associated with the origin of the term 'boycott'

• A leader of the Irish Land League

• A supporter of the Irish tenants

• A famous Irish landlord

What action did Captain Boycott take against the tenants?

• He joined their protest

• He evicted those who owed money

• He ignored their demands

• He reduced their rents

What was the response of the local community to Captain Boycott's actions?

• They refused to interact with him

• They increased their rents

• They supported him

• They ignored the situation

What humorous suggestion is made about the name 'Max'?

• Max means the fastest

• Max means the greatest

• Max means the bravest

• Max means the smallest