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The video discusses the global commercial connections that provided access to luxury goods like sugar, which was very expensive. Queen Elizabeth I's consumption of sugar led to blackened teeth, a trend that became fashionable among the Tudor nobility as a symbol of wealth. Nobles would blacken their teeth to emulate the queen and demonstrate their ability to afford sugar, highlighting an unusual fashion trend of the time.

What was one of the luxury goods that global commercial connections provided access to?

• Gold

• Spices

• Sugar

• Silk

What was the consequence of Queen Elizabeth I's excessive sugar consumption?

• Improved health

• Loss of wealth

• Blackened teeth

• Weight gain

Why did blackened teeth become a fashion trend among the British nobility?

• It demonstrated wealth and the ability to afford sugar

• It was a sign of poor health

• It was a natural occurrence

• It was a royal decree

Which British monarch is associated with the trend of blackened teeth?

• Queen Victoria

• King Henry VIII

• Queen Elizabeth I

• King George III

What did the British nobility do to mimic Queen Elizabeth I's appearance?

• Used her signature perfume

• Blackened their teeth

• Wore elaborate clothing

• Adopted her hairstyle