What is intended in "revolutionary tea" by singing about king george iii as an "island queen? "
a)to mock him as weak
b)to evoke sympathy for him
c)to criticize his motherly, caring qualities
d)to make his actions seem unnaturally cruel

b)to evoke sympathy for him

Explanation:

As King George III was like by all. He was pious and did good deeds and remained loyal to her wife. But he got mental illness and mania due to the death of her favorite daughter Princess Amelia. Therefore, it is being considered as Island queen because he has everything one needs or desires in his life like the island queens has all the gold in her pocket but the king was not happy and remain in sorrow and mania and can not enjoy the little factors of life like a common man.

b) to evoke sympathy for him.

Explanation:

The lines of this song read:

There was an old lady lived over the sea

And she was an island queen.

Her daughter lived off in a new country

With an ocean of water between.

The old lady’s pockets were full of gold

But never contented was she,

So she called on her daughter to pay her a tax

Of three pence a pound on her tea,

Of three pence a pound on her tea.

The song refers to King George III as an "island queen." This is meant to motivate a sense of pity and sympathy for the king. The song explains some of the reasons why we should feel sympathy for this man. He is described as an "old lady." We also learn that his daughter lived off in a new country, and that he was rich, but unhappy.

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