LAST CHAPTER -

The transcript describes the impact of a royal visit on British-American relations, the farewell to Nova Scotia, and the final stages of the tour in Canada, including a visit to the Salterio triplets. It highlights the farewell ceremony in Halifax and the departure of the Empress of Britain, escorted by HMS Southampton, as it sails into the Atlantic. The tour is remembered as a success, with warm memories of loyalty and affection.

What was the primary impact of the royal visit on international relations?

• It led to a trade agreement between the two regions.

• It had no significant impact on international relations.

• It weakened the ties between the British Commonwealth and America.

• It strengthened the relations between the British Commonwealth and America.

Who did the King and Queen meet during their final visits in Canada?

• The Governor of Nova Scotia

• The Prime Minister of Canada

• The Salterio triplets

• The Dion quintuplets

Where did the King and Queen receive a farewell from the Governor General and Lady Tweedsmuir?

• In Ottawa

• In Nova Scotia

• At the quayside in Halifax

• At the Citadel Hill

What emotions did the King and Queen experience as they departed?

• Warm-hearted loyalty and affection

• Sadness and regret

• Indifference

• Anxiety about the journey

Which ship escorted the Empress of Britain as it sailed out into the Atlantic?

• HMS Britannia

• HMS Queen Elizabeth

• HMS Southampton

• HMS Victory