Edward VIII and Wallis Warfield Simpson in the 1930s

The transcript discusses the romantic involvement of Britain's king with Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson, an American woman. The king, a bachelor at his coronation, soon fell in love with Simpson, who was twice married. This relationship caused unease within the British Empire as they awaited the king's significant decision regarding his personal and royal duties.

What was the king's marital status at the time of his coronation?

• Married

• Divorced

• Widowed

• Bachelor

Who was the woman that captured the king's heart?

• An English noblewoman

• A French aristocrat

• An American woman

• A Spanish princess

What was Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson's marital status?

• Engaged

• Never married

• Once married

• Twice married

What was the reaction of the Empire to the king's romantic involvement?

• Supportive

• Celebratory

• Indifferent

• Nervous

What significant decision was the king expected to make?

• To expand the Empire

• To choose between love and duty

• To declare war

• To abdicate the throne