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The transcript highlights Great Britain's unmatched naval power, with the Royal Navy remaining formidable despite disarmament treaties of the 1920s. The presence of British fleets in strategic locations like the Mediterranean and the Far East symbolized the invulnerability and unity of the British Empire.

What was Great Britain's status in terms of naval power?

• A minor naval power

• Undisputed mistress of the seas

• Equal to other naval powers

• Struggling to maintain naval dominance

How did the Royal Navy fare during the disarmament treaties of the 1920s?

• It was completely disbanded

• It merged with other navies

• It was significantly weakened

• It survived and remained strong

What was the Royal Navy's status in the world?

• An average battle line

• The most formidable battle line

• The smallest battle line

• A declining battle line

Where were Great Britain's fleets stationed?

• In the Indian Ocean

• In the Mediterranean and Far East

• Only in the Atlantic

• Only in the Pacific

What did the global presence of Great Britain's fleets symbolize?

• The empire's cultural influence

• The empire's vulnerability

• The empire's invulnerability and solidarity

• The empire's economic power