Winston Churchill gives a speech to the House of Commons that describes the Dunkirk evacuation and warns of a possible invasion attempt by the Nazis. The speech also prepared the British citizens for France's falling out of the war without in any way releasing France to do so. Churchill instills in the British people the idea that they will eventually be victorious in the war.

Emmeline Pankhurst, a militant British suffragette and activist who helped women secure the right to vote, gives her "I Incite This Meeting to Rebellion" speech to her supporters. In her speech, she advocates that they take more drastic measures in their fight for suffrage. Police receive word of the gathering, and the situation becomes tense when they arrive.

This clip discusses the history and significance of London's most iconic structures, such as Big Ben, The London Bridge, and The Tower of London.

King Charles I enters the House of Commons to arrest five members of the House for treason. All of the convicted members except for Oliver Cromwell flee, and Cromwell uses his power in Parliament to prevent himself from being forcibly removed by the king. As a result of Cromwell's actions, King Charles dissolves Parliament.

This song briefly explains the turn of events that led to Queen Elizabeth I taking the English crown.