DUEL IN THE STREET

The video covers a historical reenactment by the sealed-knot company in Jersey, depicting crime and punishment during King Charles II's reign in 1649. It highlights the enforcement of Sir George Carteret's law against malicious gossip and the prohibition of dueling. Despite the ban, a duel occurs, leading to a confrontation with troops, resulting in casualties and arrests.

What was the purpose of the re-enactment by the sealed-knot company in Jersey?

• To showcase traditional Jersey dances

• To celebrate the coronation of King Charles II

• To depict scenes of crime and punishment from 1649

• To demonstrate medieval warfare techniques

What was the consequence for women found guilty of malicious gossip under Sir George Carteret's law?

• They were exiled from Jersey

• They were fined heavily

• They were pardoned by the King

• No pardons were granted

What was the penalty for dueling as declared by the King?

• Imprisonment for life

• A fine of 100 gold coins

• Death penalty

• Public flogging

Where did the duel take place in defiance of the King's proclamation?

• York Street

• King's Court

• Jersey Gardens

• Royal Square

What happened to the duelists after the fight in York Street?

• They were executed immediately

• They escaped to France

• They were captured and imprisoned

• They were pardoned by the King