May: Britain Must Face Up to Period of Momentous Change

The transcript discusses Britain's decision to leave the European Union, emphasizing the magnitude of this choice and the subsequent period of change and negotiation. It highlights Britain's aim to forge a new global role, maintaining strong ties with Europe while expanding trade relationships worldwide. The decision is framed as a move towards parliamentary democracy and national self-determination, with a focus on Britain's internationalist history and culture. The transcript also addresses international perceptions and outlines plans for future trade agreements with various countries.

What was the primary reason behind Britain's decision to leave the European Union?

• To undermine the European Union

• To reject its European friends

• To embrace a future of change and uncertainty

• To isolate itself from global affairs

How did Britain view its decision to leave the EU in terms of its relationship with European countries?

• As a rejection of European values

• As an attempt to distance itself from Europe

• As a move to restore parliamentary democracy

• As a way to undermine the EU

What is emphasized about Britain's history and culture in the context of its decision to leave the EU?

• It has always been isolationist

• It seeks to limit multiculturalism

• It is profoundly internationalist

• It is primarily focused on Europe

Which countries has Britain already started discussions with for future trade ties?

• Italy and Spain

• Australia and New Zealand

• France and Germany

• Russia and China

What is Britain's goal in terms of global trade following its decision to leave the EU?

• To cease all international trade

• To limit trade to Commonwealth countries

• To establish new trade deals globally

• To focus solely on European trade