The Archbishop of Canterbury places a crown on Queen Elizabeth II's head.

The transcript describes the coronation of Queen Elizabeth, highlighting the moment her sovereignty is confirmed with the placement of King Edward's crown. The ceremony, lasting two and a half hours, is attended by notable figures such as the Queen Mother and Prince Charles. Additionally, Elizabeth's husband leads the peers in swearing their allegiance to the Queen.

What significant event marks the confirmation of Elizabeth's sovereignty?

• A parade through the city

• A speech by the Queen Mother

• The placement of the King Edward's crown on her head

• The signing of a royal decree

Who were the notable figures witnessing the ceremony?

• Foreign dignitaries and ambassadors

• The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

• The Prime Minister and the Archbishop

• The Queen Mother and Prince Charles

How long did the ceremony last?

• One hour

• Four hours

• Two and a half hours

• Three hours

Who led the peers of the realm in swearing allegiance to the Queen?

• The Archbishop of Canterbury

• The Prime Minister

• Elizabeth's husband

• Prince Charles

What was the role of Elizabeth's husband during the ceremony?

• He crowned Elizabeth

• He led the peers in swearing allegiance

• He delivered a speech

• He organized the event