What is intended in "revolutionary tea" by singing about king george iii as an "island queen? "

to mock him as weak
to evoke sympathy for him
to criticize his motherly, caring qualities
to make his actions seem unnaturally cruel

The correct answer is option A. The intention in "Revolutionary Tea" by singing about King George III as an "island queen" is to mock him as weak. "Revolutionary tea" is an anonymous poem published in 1773 that was converted to a song. The theme of the poem is the relationship between England and its colony, the United States. The poem tells the story of a mother, an old island queen, and its young daughter, who lives across the sea. When the author calls King George III an island queen, it is with the intent to mock him as weak and cruel, due to the fact that England was wealthy and powerful, but still insisted on putting a tea tax upon its colonies to gain some benefit for one of its companies.

The intention in "Revolutionary Tea" by singing about King George III as an "island queen" is to mock him as weak. Option A is correct.

'Revolutionary Tea' was an anonymous poem written in 1773 which was later turnt into a song. In the poem, the author calls the King George III an island queen with seeking to mock him as someone weak and cruel due to the fact that England imposed a tea tax upon its colonies despite of being wealthy.

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