1. BIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 Winston Churchill About Birthdate November 30, 1874 Birthplace Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England Residence Childhood: England and Ireland Adult: Cuba, various military postings in the British Empire, England Now: Deceased (dead) Career Prime Minister #66 & 68 Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, 1940-1945, 1951-1955 Family Mother: Lady Randolph Churchill Father: Lord Randolph Churchill Siblings: John Strange Spencer-Churchill Wife: Clementine Hozier Churchill Kids: Randolph, Diana, Mary Soames, Sarah, Marigold Date of Death Date: January 24, 1965 (age 90) Place: London, England Cause: severe stroke caused weakness

2. BIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 WINSTON CHURCHILL Career Education Elementary/Jr. High: St. George’s School, Ascot; Brunswick School, Brighton High School: Harrow School College: Royal Military College Sandhurst, England Pre-Presidency Career Military service in Cuba, India, Sudan, and South Africa War Correspondent and Author (military and political history & biographies) President of the Board of Trade First Lord of the Admiralty during WWI and WWII Secretary of State for War Member of Parliament Chancellor of the Exchequer Years in Office Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1940-1945, 1951-1955) Important Events/ Accomplishments Life after the presidency Leader of the Opposition Party Devoted much of his time to maintaining the Special Relationship with the United States Returned to his passion for art and gardening Wrote his memoirs of the Second World War and a novel His roleEvent/accomplishment Gave speeches & radio broadcastsat the beginning of WWII against Adolph Hitler led Britainto victory over Nazi Germany. Gave Iron Curtain speechwarn of the dangers of the Soviet Union that divided Europe receivedNobel Prize in Literature becameHonorary Citizen of the United States namedgreatest Briton of all time; regarded as being among the most influential people in British history

3. BBIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 WINSTON CHURCHILL Check In Events Winston checked in at Parliament in Britain to sign the Mental Disabilities Act of 1913 requiring sterilization of mentally feeble. With Parliament members & others. Winston checked in at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri to make his famous "Iron Curtain" speech, warning of Soviet domination in Eastern Europe With U.S. President Harry Truman & 40,000 others. Neville Chamberlain invited you to attend a ceremony in the Parliament Building to appoint you as First Lord of the Admiralty & War Cabinet on Sept. 3, 1939. King George VI invited you to attend a ceremony in the Parliament Building to appoint you prime minister and Minister of Defense on May 10, 1940. Join Maybe Decline

4. BIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 WINSTON CHURCHILL FRIENDS UPDATE STATUS UPLOAD PHOTO What’s on your mind? POST Nov 30, 1874 Dublin, Ireland St. George's School, Brunswick School, Harrow School, Royal Military College British Prime Minister (1940–45 and 1951–55) Jan 24, 1965 I’ve been very ill these past few years. After many strokes my mind & my body are tired. Think I need a nap! 1:30 pm Jan. 20, 1965 It’s absurd that the British people don’t believe that Hitler & his Nazi troops are a great threat to our country! Maybe my speech today will convince them. 2:00 pm Mar. 9, 1936 Can’t believe I escaped from Pretoria and reached safety! They held me in that POW camp for two weeks! I’m being seen as a hero in Britain. 10:30 pm Oct. 20, 1899 School has always been a disaster for me! Maybe I’ll actually like military school at Harrow School. 12:30 pm April. 17, 1888

5. BIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 Winston Churchill News Feed I said, “The only thing we have to fear, is fear itself!” in my inaugural address today. I hope people trust me. Mar 1933 Today we defeated the Nazis on another front. We took Berlin! May 1945 I was just named Lord Chancellor! I’m excited, but nervous my decisions might anger people. 1919 I can’t believe I’m marrying a man that’s 10 years older than me! I hope we can build a big family. Sept. 1908 I can’t believe I declared war on Germany (on behalf of Britain. Hitler has pushed us too far! Sept. 1939

6. BIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 Winston Churchill Friends U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt Soviet Leader Joseph Stalin Best Friend F.E. Smith Prime Minister (before) Neville Chamberlain Churchill’s Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Kingsley Wood Wife Clementine Churchill

7. BIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 Winston Churchill chats with….. his wife, Clementine Churchill About Europe & WWII Chat #1 Since Germany has taken back land lost in WWI, I see your point. We have Italy and Mr. Mussolini along with the German leader looking for weaker countries to dominate. Clementine, I know you are worried about England’s future, but you need to trust me. I hope you stand tall, appeasement has not helped with these aggressive men. Is it domination or revenge for the Treaty of Versailles? The world has turned upside down with so much aggression.

8. BIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 Winston Churchill chats with….. U.S. President, Franklin D. Roosevelt About the U.S. helping England during WWII Chat #2 Mr. Roosevelt I need food and weapons to survive. Mr. President, I am in need of supplies and weapons, could we work out a lend lease program? President Roosevelt we have been taking the bombing of England by Germany for over a year, we need your help. I believe our factories in the United States would agree to a lend lease program, I will get back to you ASAP. Mr. Prime Minister, You have funds to pay for war weapons and food for your weary citizens. Prime Minister, you must understand the U.S. has been struggling with our Great Depression and have little resources to give.

9. BIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 Winston Churchill Photos

10. BIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 Winston Churchill Games GameWhy this game is important to presidentGame description & direction Painting Churchill was interested in painting. He loved to paint. People said he wasn’t a great painter, but it did not stop him from trying. Paint a beautiful picture and then upload it to your status for others to comment on. Brick Building Churchill was always working in his garden. He completed a whole brick wall surrounding the area. Help Winston Churchill build his daughter a house of bricks. The bricks will fall from the sky and you have to manipulate them to try and build a beautiful brick house for his daughter to play in. Each level will get harder as you advance.

11. BIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 Winston Churchill Music Composers Venues: Live performances, 78 rpm records on his gramophone, radio. Sir Edward Elgar Benjamin Britten Churchill would have listened to Elgar’s Pomp and Circumstances Marches and, in fact, he led a huge crowd in the singing of the British hymn Land of Hope and Glory, which is set to the tune of one of Elgar’s Marches, when WWII ended. Britten is best remembered as a composer of operas. Peter Grimes was, no doubt, one that Churchill would have known. Popular songs of the time Venues: Music halls or taverns, radio. Victorian music hall songs, such as, “I am Henery the Eighth, I Am.” (1911) These were often humorous songs that made fun of events in history or of the time and were usually sung in music halls or taverns. They became part of British popular culture. “Mad Dogs and Englishmen,” which Churchill listened to on his way to meet U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The song makes fun of the British and their ways when in other countries. A popular love song of that time was a 17 th century poem by Thomas Ford, which was set to music and heard on the radio. The first two verses explain why it was a much loved song: There is a ladye sweet and kind, Was never face so pleased my mind, I did but see her passing by And yet I love her till I die. Her gestures, motions and her smile, Her wit, her voice my heart beguile, Beguile my heart I know not why, And yet I love her till I die.

12. BIO About Career FAVORITES News Feed Events Photos Friends APPS Games Music GROUPS CHECK IN CHAT #1 CHAT #2 WINSTON CHURCHILL Groups GROUPWHAT DOES GROUP DO/BELIEVE THAT PRESIDENT ALSO DOES/AGREES WITH Harrow Rifle Corps School that gives boys experience in military activities and way of life. Winston went here after being unsuccessful in other schools. British Royal Military Out of school, Winston served in the Army. In government, he set up the Royal Naval Air Service. He also served as military leader and held many defense positions in government. Liberal Party When Winston disagreed with the conservative government’s approach to dealing with German aggression, he left the Conservative Party and became a liberal. Conservative Party Winston initially entered his government career as a conservative. After differing opinions, he left and became a liberal, which was seen as being a traitor by his conservative brothers. He later returned to being a member of the Conservative Party.