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After the third time of trying for Royal Military College he made it and graduated 20th out of 160 students.
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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.
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After his return to England, Winston is elected to parliament as a Conservative MP
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Establish labour exchanges while being the president of the Board of Trade
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Churchill sets up a Labor Exchanges Act to help unemployed people find work.
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First Lord of Admiralty. Had to ensure the navy was in state to fight or be ready for war.
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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.
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Winston took the lead in warning people of Nazi Germany.
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Britan declared war against Germany. Churchill promises to back up Poland if they were to be invaded.
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Continuing the war against Germany when the outlook for Britain was bleak.
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Became Prime Minister in Britian for five years then again in 1951 till 1955
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Finest Hour speech to the House of Commons over Britain
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He warned other leaders of Germany. Joesph Stalin leader of the Soivet Union and FDR the president of the Untied Sates at the time.
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He became Prime Minister once again. At the age of 77 after losing the election in 1945
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Won the Nobel Peace Prize for Literature
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He was made the Knight of the Garter and he resigned from politics in 1955
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Winston was diagnosed with alzhemiers. He suffered many strokes and they realized he wasn't heathly enought to be Prime Minister
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Winston suffers from a severe stroke and dies at the age of 90. Seventy years to the day of his father's death.
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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.
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In 1900, he published his only novel, Savrola, and, six years later, his first major work, the biography of his father, Lord Randolph Churchill.