Question

Part B

Select one sentence from Joshua Wyeth's account and one sentence from John Andrews's
account that best support the answer to Part A.
A "They instantly obeyed.” (Joshua Wyeth)
B
"Some of our number then jumped into the hold, and passed the chests to
the tackle.” (Joshua Wyeth)
С "As they were hauled on deck, others knocked them open with axes."
(Joshua Wyeth)
D "I went and was satisfied." (John Andrews)
E “They gathered, I'm told, upon Fort Hill, to the number of about two hundred."
(John Andrews)
F "They say the actors were Indians from Narragansett.” (John Andrews)

Answer 1

B. "Some of our number then jumped into the hold, and passed the chests to the tackle.” (Joshua Wyeth)

D. "I went and was satisfied." (John Andrews)

Step-by-step explanation:

You forgot to say that part A shows that the account of the two men represents firsthand accounts.

The two men present an account of what happened during the protest known as the "tea party". Both reports are firsthand accounts, as both were written at the time the protests were taking place, showing each author's particular view of it, even if one of them did not participate directly in the protest.