| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| His father, who famously predicted his son would ruin himself within a year of taking the throne | George V | 98%
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| The year he came to the throne (and left it) | 1936 | 90%
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| His younger brother who succeeded him to the throne | Albert (George VI) | 89%
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| The "woman [he] love[d]", and gave up the throne for (much to her dismay) | Wallis Simpson | 86%
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| This eminent British politician was one of his foremost supporters | Winston Churchill | 86%
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| The couple unwisely visited this nation and its dictator in 1937 | Germany | 82%
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| His mother, with whom he had a less-than-amicable relationship | Queen Mary | 73%
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| The nation he and his wife called home for much of their lives thereafter | France | 68%
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| He was made governor of these islands near the Caribbean (to get him out of the way during WWII) | Bahamas | 53%
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| The title his brother bestowed upon him after leaving the throne | Duke of Windsor | 53%
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| The ______ Crisis rocked the UK and the empire, whereby the King decided to step down | Abdication | 42%
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| He apparently referred to his eldest niece (the future Elizabeth II) as this nickname (a famed child star of the day) | Shirley Temple | 41%
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| Was known by this name amongst family | David | 39%
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| He was British prime minister during the Crisis | Stanley Baldwin | 38%
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| His wife was denied the right to be styled this title, much to his outrage | Her Royal Highness | 35%
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| Edward illegally took with him into exile a coronet symbolising this royal position/title | Prince of Wales | 23%
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| In one of his few public acts as monarch, he opened the Canadian war memorial at this major WWI battlefield in France | Vimy Ridge | 15%
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