THE IMMORTAL MEMORY

In 1805, Britain faced Napoleon's forces, with the Royal Navy as its main defense. Led by Horatio Nelson, the Navy achieved a historic victory at the Battle of Trafalgar, where Nelson was mortally wounded. His legacy inspired the Navy in subsequent world wars, emphasizing duty and courage. Nelson's memory is honored through monuments and the enduring spirit of the Royal Navy.

In 1805, which leader posed a significant threat to Britain, prompting the Royal Navy to take action?

• Genghis Khan

• Napoleon

• Julius Caesar

• Alexander the Great

What was the outcome of the Battle of Trafalgar for Horatio Nelson?

• He was captured by the enemy

• He was promoted to Admiral

• He was mortally wounded and died

• He retired from the Navy

How did Nelson's legacy continue to influence the Royal Navy during the world wars?

• By inspiring the Navy to seek out and destroy the enemy

• By focusing solely on land-based operations

• By encouraging naval officers to avoid conflict

• By promoting peace treaties with adversaries

What famous signal is associated with Nelson's leadership?

• Never surrender

• England expects that every man will do his duty

• Victory at all costs

• For King and Country

What is considered Nelson's true memorial according to the transcript?

• A statue in Trafalgar Square

• His naval uniform

• A museum dedicated to his life

• The hearts of his countrymen