Elizabeth II is proclaimed queen in 1952

Elizabeth II is proclaimed queen in 1952

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The transcript describes the ceremonial salutes and proclamations marking the accession of Queen Elizabeth. Guns salute her in Hyde Park, and proclamations are made in Kings Lynn and Edinburgh, celebrating her as the new queen. The events are marked by historical significance and heartfelt good wishes, reflecting the unity and tradition of the British monarchy.

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1.

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What event is being celebrated with salutes in Hyde Park?

The end of World War II

The opening of Parliament

The accession of Queen Elizabeth

The Queen's birthday

2.

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Which historical figure's name is associated with glory for Britain?

Anne

Mary

Victoria

Elizabeth

3.

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In which location is the proclamation of Queen Elizabeth made from a building that existed during the first Elizabeth's reign?

Kings Lynn

Edinburgh

London Tower

Hyde Park

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What is the significance of the Lookout Cross in Edinburgh during the proclamation?

It marks the Queen's birthplace

It symbolizes Scotland's welcome to the new Queen

It is where the Queen was crowned

It is the site of the Queen's first public speech

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Who reads the proclamation with heartfelt good wishes in Scotland?

The Prime Minister

The Archbishop of Canterbury

The Lord Lion King at Arms

The Duke of Edinburgh