The Dean of Westminster, the Very Reverend Dr David Hoyle and Prime Minister Boris Johnson chat as they walk through the

The video tutorial explores historical tensions during Elizabeth's era, highlighting the exile of individuals and the influence of Geneva. It transitions into discussing military developments, including the establishment of schools for submarines and commanders in the 1940s. The tutorial concludes with recent military innovations, such as the long-range desert group and warheads, emphasizing advancements in the last decade.

What significant event marked the early days of Elizabeth's rise to the throne?

• The exile of people

• The invention of the camera

• The establishment of new schools

• The unification of Geneva

Which city is mentioned as a source of new ideas during Elizabeth's time?

• London

• Rome

• Geneva

• Paris

By the early 17th century, what was the leadership's role in society?

• To maintain peace

• To write new laws

• To spread new ideas

• To lead military campaigns

What educational development occurred in the 1940s?

• The establishment of three more schools

• The introduction of online learning

• The development of new teaching methods

• The creation of new universities

What is the long-range desert group known for?

• Developing new warheads

• Being a recent military development

• Creating new educational systems

• Leading peace negotiations