The UK and US Special Relationship Explained

The video explores the 'special relationship' between the US and UK, a term coined by Winston Churchill. It delves into the historical context, key components like trade, military, and intelligence sharing, and examines the current state of the relationship, including challenges faced during the Obama and Trump administrations. The video highlights the economic ties, military cooperation, and intelligence sharing that have kept the relationship strong, despite recent volatility and Brexit-related uncertainties.

Who originally coined the term 'special relationship' to describe the US-UK connection?

• Winston Churchill

• John F. Kennedy

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Margaret Thatcher

What are the three major components of the US-UK special relationship?

• Education, technology, and tourism

• Economy, politics, and sports

• Culture, language, and history

• Trade, military, and intelligence sharing

What did President Obama reportedly say about the UK's position in trade deals post-Brexit?

• The UK would have a special trade agreement

• The UK would be excluded from trade deals

• The UK would join the back of the queue

• The UK would be prioritized over the EU

Which sectors are most important for UK exporters to the US?

• Technology and fashion

• Automobiles and electronics

• Aviation and pharmaceuticals

• Agriculture and textiles

Which country is the largest foreign investor in the UK?

• France

• Germany

• China

• United States

What agreement led to the UK and US working together on atomic weapons development?

• The Manhattan Project

• The Quebec Agreement

• The UK-USA Security Agreement

• The Five Eyes Alliance

What is the Five Eyes Alliance?

• A cultural exchange program

• An intelligence-sharing alliance

• A military pact between the US and UK

• A trade agreement between five countries