The Governor's Return and the Boston Tea Party

The video discusses the return of the governor and his stern demeanor, followed by an explanation of the Boston Tea Party, where colonists protested against taxes by dumping tea into Boston Harbor. The role of the House of Burgesses in deciding a day of prayer for Boston is highlighted, along with concerns about potential repercussions from the governor. The video concludes with reflections on the broader implications of these events.

What is the main concern regarding the governor's return?

• There is confusion about his intentions.

• He is expected to bring gifts.

• He is going to announce a new law.

• He is planning a celebration.

What was the main reason for the Boston Tea Party?

• To celebrate a holiday.

• To welcome a new governor.

• To protest against taxes.

• To start a new trade route.

What did the colonists do with the tea during the Boston Tea Party?

• They sold it at a discount.

• They stored it for later use.

• They threw it into the harbor.

• They sent it back to England.

What action did the House of Burgesses decide to take in response to the Boston events?

• Hold a day of prayer.

• Send a letter to the king.

• Organize a protest.

• Raise taxes.

How did the governor react to the decision of the House of Burgesses?

• He was unhappy.

• He was indifferent.

• He was pleased.

• He was supportive.

What is the main concern about the governor's potential actions?

• He might reward them.

• He might ignore them.

• He might visit them.

• He might punish them.

Why is there hope that the governor will not punish them?

• They supported the governor's policies.

• They sent a gift to the governor.

• They were not involved in the Boston Tea Party.

• They paid their taxes on time.

Who is Mr. Innes and what is he known for?

• A quiet man who writes letters.

• A shy man who avoids crowds.

• A friendly man who helps others.

• A loud man who likes to yell.

What question is raised about the relevance of Massachusetts' situation?

• How it affects local trade.

• Its impact on local weather.

• Its connection to local families.

• Its influence on local politics.

What is the general sentiment towards the events in Boston?

• Indifference and apathy.

• Support and agreement.

• Concern and fear of repercussions.

• Joy and celebration.