How Tea Time Came to England

The video explores the history of tea in England, highlighting Catherine of Braganza's role in popularizing it. Initially used for medicinal purposes, tea became a cultural staple after Catherine introduced it to the English court. Her influence extended to the use of porcelain tea cups, making tea a fashionable drink among the British aristocracy. Today, tea remains a cherished daily ritual in Britain.

Which country is credited with introducing tea to the Western world?

• India

• Portugal

• China

• Japan

Who was responsible for making tea a popular drink in England?

• Mary, Queen of Scots

• Anne Boleyn

• Queen Elizabeth I

• Catherine of Braganza

What did Catherine of Braganza bring to England that helped popularize tea?

• Porcelain tea cups

• Coffee beans

• Silk garments

• Chocolate

By the end of which century had tea become popular among British aristocracy?

• 19th century

• 18th century

• 17th century

• 16th century

What is the cultural significance of tea in modern British society?

• A rare luxury

• A daily pastime

• A ceremonial drink

• A medicinal remedy