Visit To London & Changing Guards 1950s

The video follows Julius Evans and his wife as they explore London, initially as tourists. They soon realize that understanding the city requires deeper exploration. They visit the changing of the guard at Whitehall and interact with the guardsmen, learning about their duties and the significance of tradition. The guardsmen share insights into their roles and the importance of maintaining historical ceremonies. The video concludes with a reflection on the pride and dedication of these young men in preserving their heritage.

What realization did Mr. and Mrs. Evans come to about sightseeing in London?

• It required more effort and understanding.

• It was easier than they thought.

• It was best done by bus.

• It was not worth the time.

What is unique about the guardsmen when they are off duty?

• They leave the barracks.

• They continue to guard the horses.

• They become approachable and friendly.

• They remain in their uniforms.

How many horses do guardsmen typically work with during their service?

• Four horses

• Two or three horses

• Five horses

• One horse

What criteria determine which guardsmen get to stand in the boxes?

• The tallest guardsmen

• The most experienced guardsmen

• The fastest guardsmen

• The cleanest kit and horse

Why do some guardsmen believe maintaining tradition is important?

• It is a foundation of England's identity.

• It helps them get promoted.

• It is a way to attract tourists.

• It is a requirement of their job.