The 1955 unveiling of George VI statue by his daughter Queen Elizabeth II

The video covers a royal event where the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret attend the unveiling of a statue, performed by the daughter of the honoree. Winston Churchill had proposed a national memorial for King George three years prior. The statue represents King George's legacy, highlighting his support for the throne and his adherence to the Nelson tradition, celebrated on Nelson's day.

Who were present at the unveiling of the statue?

• Winston Churchill and King George

• Queen Mother and Princess Margaret

• The Queen and Prince Philip

• Philip of Sovereignty and Nelson

Who proposed the idea of a National Memorial to King George?

• Philip of Sovereignty

• Winston Churchill

• Princess Margaret

• Queen Mother

What was the purpose of the statue according to the proposal?

• To commemorate Winston Churchill

• To support the throne

• To celebrate Philip of Sovereignty

• To honor Nelson

What tradition did King George uphold?

• The Churchill tradition

• The Sovereignty tradition

• The Nelson tradition

• The Margaret tradition

What was King George expected to support according to his daughter?

• The Sovereignty

• The Nelson tradition

• The Churchill proposal

• The throne