TROUBLE IN GOA

The video discusses a peaceful countryside on the India-Goa border, disrupted by a demonstration on India's Independence Day. Thousands of Indians protested against Portuguese rule in Goa, demanding its incorporation into India. The protest led to a conflict, with some Indians being sent back and others advancing further into Goa, resulting in police action and casualties.

What was the usual state of the countryside on the border between India and Goa?

• It was often a site of conflict.

• It was typically peaceful.

• It was usually bustling with activity.

• It was known for its harsh weather.

What was the main reason for the demonstration by Indians on the border?

• To celebrate a local festival.

• To demand the incorporation of Goa into India.

• To support Portuguese rule in Goa.

• To promote trade between India and Goa.

How long had Goa been under Portuguese control before the protests?

• A few months.

• Several centuries.

• A few years.

• A few decades.

What action did the Goanese police take in response to the advancing protestors?

• They provided food and shelter.

• They joined the protestors.

• They opened fire after repeated warnings.

• They ignored the protestors.

What was recorded on the spot during the protests?

• A celebration event.

• A speech by a leader.

• A casualty.

• A musical performance.