Who succeeded Anthony Eden as British Prime Minister?
Correct answer: A. Harold Macmillan
- A. Harold Macmillan
- B. Clement Attlee
- C. Winston Churchill
- D. Alec Douglas-Home
Explanation
Harold Macmillan succeeded Anthony Eden as British prime minister in 1957 after Eden resigned because of ill health and the political damage caused by the Suez Crisis. Alec Douglas-Home succeeded Macmillan later, in 1963.
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