United Kingdom prepares for imminent death of George V

The transcript describes the dark days of King George's illness and death, highlighting the deep mourning of the British Empire. It details the swift actions of political figures like former Prime Minister MacDonald and the Home Secretary, who rushed to the king's side. The nation was braced for the worst, and a somber silence fell over England as the news of the king's critical condition spread.

What was the general mood in England during King George's illness?

• Joyful and celebratory

• Somber and anxious

• Confused and chaotic

• Indifferent and uninterested

What significant event was the British Empire concerned about during King George's illness?

• The outbreak of a new war

• A natural disaster

• A major economic crisis

• The passing of their king

Who were the key government figures that rushed to King George's bedside?

• The Chancellor and the Foreign Secretary

• The Speaker of the House and the Chief Justice

• The Prime Minister and the Defense Minister

• Former Prime Minister MacDonald and the Home Secretary

What was the nation's reaction to the news of King George's death?

• A sense of relief

• A feeling of indifference

• A wave of anger

• A collective sorrow

How did the atmosphere in England change as the news of the King's condition spread?

• A hush fell over the nation

• People started celebrating

• It turned into a state of panic

• It became more festive