What impact did Winston Churchill have on World War 2?

Answer 1

Churchill was not the Prime Minister during WWII but was a member of the legislature. In 1911, Churchill turned his attention away from domestic politics when he became the First Lord of the Admiralty (akin to the Secretary of the Navy in the U.S.). Noting that Germany was growing more and more bellicose, Churchill began to prepare Great Britain for war: He established the Royal Naval Air Service, modernized the British fleet and invented one of the earliest tanks.

Answer 2

Early in the First World War Churchill was named First Lord of the Admiralty, the civilian head of the Royal Navy. This was a cabinet-level position, the equivalent of the US Secretary of the Navy. Churchill was the prime mover behind the disastrous Gallipoli Campaign. After this fiasco finally died with a whimper on the shores of Turkey, following nine months of pointless bloodshed, Churchill had to resign. Churchill then made use of his military education and went to France as a battalion commander in the trenches. Churchill remained on the Western Front for over a year, until appointed Minister of Munitions in July 1917. He remained in this position until the war ended.

Answer 3

He ended the British totalitarian regime in Britain and ended the embargo with France. He revolutionized how military leaders think about war strategically and his quotes will be revered for a lifetime. He was a genius who said whatever he wanted which got a lot of people to hate him.

Answer 4

During WWI, Winston Churchill was in no position to effect International Policy.

Answer 5

he was really fat and made a big impact on the sloppy joe.

Answer 6

Type your answer here... Looking for this for your history project? Me too. He's in WW2 more but I'm doing WW1 so I have to find him. Good luck to you :)

Answer 7

He was Lord of the Admiralty.