Beatlemania in London

The transcript describes the Beatles' return to London, highlighting the crowd's reaction, including fainting incidents and the Beatles' rise to fame. It also covers the police escort at the airport and the Beatles' triumphant homecoming, likening their success to conquering the colonies.

What was the surprising outcome of the chaotic scene at the Beatles' homecoming?

• The crowd was calm and orderly.

• There were no injuries reported.

• Many people were injured.

• The fences all held strong.

Why did some young ladies pretend to faint during the Beatles' homecoming?

• To get on television.

• To avoid the crowd.

• To be lifted over the fence closer to the Beatles.

• To get medical attention.

How are the Beatles described in terms of their popularity among teenagers?

• They are losing popularity.

• They are one of many popular bands.

• They are only popular in Liverpool.

• They have no rivals as the teenage kingpins.

What role did the British police play during the Beatles' homecoming?

• They acted heroically to escort the Beatles.

• They arrested many fans.

• They ignored the crowd.

• They closed the airport.

What historical comparison is made about the Beatles' success in America?

• They were not as successful as the Redcoats.

• They had no impact in America.

• They conquered America unlike the Redcoats.

• They failed like the Redcoats.