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Winston was born
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Military
After the third time of trying for Royal Military College he made it and graduated 20th out of 160 students. -
Career
In a break from the army, Winston fails to be elected to parliament. Travels as a journalist to the Boer War. Is captured and escapes. -
Parliment
After his return to England, Winston is elected to parliament as a Conservative MP -
Major Achievement
Establish labour exchanges while being the president of the Board of Trade -
Makes A Difference
Churchill sets up a Labor Exchanges Act to help unemployed people find work. -
Early Career
First Lord of Admiralty. Had to ensure the navy was in state to fight or be ready for war. -
Main Picture
Churchill was particularly noted for his speeches and radio broadcasts, which helped inspire the British people. He led Britain as Prime Minister until victory over Nazi Germany had been secured. -
Warns
Winston took the lead in warning people of Nazi Germany. -
World War 2
Britan declared war against Germany. Churchill promises to back up Poland if they were to be invaded. -
Greatest Contribution
Continuing the war against Germany when the outlook for Britain was bleak. -
Prime Minister
Became Prime Minister in Britian for five years then again in 1951 till 1955 -
Speech
Finest Hour speech to the House of Commons over Britain -
Looking out for others
He warned other leaders of Germany. Joesph Stalin leader of the Soivet Union and FDR the president of the Untied Sates at the time. -
Leader 2
He became Prime Minister once again. At the age of 77 after losing the election in 1945 -
Books
Won the Nobel Peace Prize for Literature -
Last days
He was made the Knight of the Garter and he resigned from politics in 1955 -
Near the End
Winston was diagnosed with alzhemiers. He suffered many strokes and they realized he wasn't heathly enought to be Prime Minister -
Death
Winston suffers from a severe stroke and dies at the age of 90. Seventy years to the day of his father's death. -
Death
For many people, his stubborn refusal to admit defeat or a lost cause during World War Two has given him a reputation few other politicians have ever achieved. -
Books
In 1900, he published his only novel, Savrola, and, six years later, his first major work, the biography of his father, Lord Randolph Churchill.
