Princess Margaret announces in 1955 she will not marry Captain Townsend

Princess Margaret, influenced by duty and religion, decides against marrying Group Captain Townsend, despite his support. Her decision is shaped by her sister, the Queen's example, and the opposition of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Margaret remains mindful of her church's teachings and her duty to Britain.

Where did Princess Margaret and her mother make a formal appearance?

• Buckingham Palace

• London's Royal Opera House

• Windsor Castle

• Westminster Abbey

Who was an example for Princess Margaret in putting duty ahead of personal desires?

• Group Captain Townsend

• The Archbishop of Canterbury

• Her mother, Queen Mother Elizabeth

• Her sister, the Queen

Who strongly opposed Princess Margaret's marriage?

• The President of Portugal

• The Queen

• Group Captain Townsend

• The Archbishop of Canterbury

What prevented Princess Margaret's marriage to Group Captain Townsend?

• His divorce

• Her mother's disapproval

• His military duties

• Her royal duties

What was Princess Margaret mindful of when making her decision?

• Her public image

• Her personal happiness

• Her church's teachings

• Her family's wishes