Princess Elizabeth gives speech in Washington DC during her 1951 visit to the United States

The video begins with a welcome to Washington, highlighting the presence of many attendees. It discusses the significant role of media, including press, radio, television, and newsreels, in shaping public perception. The speaker expresses deep gratitude for the sympathy and affection shown by the United States towards their family and the king during his recent illness.

What does the speaker express about the audience's presence in Washington?

• It is overwhelming.

• It makes them feel nervous.

• It reminds them of a vivid memory.

• It is unexpected.

What aspect of the country does the speaker highlight?

• The strength of its economy.

• The vast scale of its media.

• The diversity of its people.

• The beauty of its landscapes.

How did the media impact the speaker's family?

• It caused them distress.

• It was ignored by them.

• It brought them fame.

• It moved them deeply.

What emotion does the speaker mention in relation to their father?

• Confusion

• Anger

• Sympathy

• Joy

During what event did the United States show affection towards the speaker's father?

• His retirement

• His birthday

• His coronation

• His recent illness