THE WILSONS MEET THE POPE

The video covers the visit of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson to Rome, where Mr. Wilson, the first British Labour Prime Minister to have a papal audience, meets the Pope. This visit is seen as a precursor to political discussions with Italian leaders, including President Sarragatt and Prime Minister Signor Moro. The discussions focus on an Atlantic nuclear force and the relationship between the European Free Trade Area and the Common Market. Italy's support for Britain in the European community is highlighted.

Who was the first British Labour Prime Minister to have an audience with the Pope?

• Margaret Thatcher

• Tony Blair

• Harold Wilson

• Winston Churchill

What was the significance of Mr. Wilson's audience with the Pope?

• It was the first time a British Labour Prime Minister had a papal audience.

• It was a routine diplomatic visit.

• It was a private family visit.

• It was a religious pilgrimage.

How did Italy support Britain in the European community?

• By remaining neutral.

• By championing the British cause.

• By withdrawing from the European community.

• By opposing British policies.

What was one of the topics discussed between Mr. Wilson and Italian leaders?

• The dissolution of the European free trade area.

• The formation of a new European Union.

• The proposal for an Atlantic nuclear force.

• The expansion of NATO.

What was the focus of the discussions between Mr. Wilson and his Italian counterpart?

• Environmental policies.

• Relations between the European free trade area and the common market.

• Military alliances outside Europe.

• Cultural exchange programs.