COMMONWEALTH PRIME MINISTERS CONFERENCE - COMB

The Commonwealth Prime Minister's Conference at Marlborough House in London is of historic importance due to emerging global patterns. Key figures like Mr. Diefenbaker, Mr. Holyoake, and Mr. Edward Heath discuss Britain's entry into the common market and trade proposals. Informal discussions occur in the garden, highlighting concerns about Britain's self-centered proposals. The conference is a significant historical event, with history being made at the table.

What is the significance of the Commonwealth Prime Minister's Conference held at Marlborough House?

• It is a regular annual meeting.

• It is a cultural exchange event.

• It focuses on environmental issues.

• It marks a new pattern in world affairs.

Which country's representative had definite ideas about Britain's entry into the common market?

• New Zealand

• Australia

• Jamaica

• Canada

Who was concerned about Britain's proposals being self-centered?

• Mr. Holyoake

• Mr. Nero

• Sir Alexander Bustamante

• Mr. Diefenbaker

What new scheme did Mr. Diefenbaker propose at the conference?

• An increase in Commonwealth trade

• A climate change initiative

• A cultural exchange program

• A new defense alliance

Which two leaders were mentioned as part of the historical significance of the conference?

• Mr. Menzies and President Ayub Khan

• Mr. Holyoake and Mr. Edward Heath

• Mr. Diefenbaker and Sir Roy Walensky

• Sir Alexander Bustamante and Mr. Nero