King Edward VIII visits British Industries Fair at Olympia London

The video highlights the King's role as a promoter of British and imperial goods, emphasizing his visit to the 1936 British Industries Fair. The King, accompanied by Mr. Walter Runciman, explores various stands, including those of New Zealand and Australia, noting their economic progress and trade relations. His visit underscores the importance of trade within the Empire, with specific orders like 20,000 cans of tinned rabbit for West Africa. The King's tour concludes with a sense of gratitude for his dedication to the welfare of Britain and its Dominions.

What title was His Majesty the King known by due to his efforts in promoting British goods?

• The Super Salesman

• The Great Diplomat

• The Market King

• The Imperial Trader

Which section did His Majesty visit first at the 1936 British Industries Fair?

• The New Zealand Stand

• The Australian Stand

• The Sports Section

• The Dominions and Colonies Section

What impressed His Majesty at the New Zealand stand?

• The variety of sports equipment

• The display of agricultural produce

• The collection of historical artifacts

• The technological innovations

What was one of the orders booked at the Australian stand?

• 10,000 cans of tinned beef

• 25,000 cans of tinned fruit

• 20,000 cans of tinned rabbit

• 15,000 cans of tinned fish

What feeling did His Majesty leave behind after his visit to the fair?

• A feeling of indifference

• A feeling of deep gratitude

• A sense of confusion

• A sense of disappointment