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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What kind of shoes did Churchill wear?
(a) Military boots.
(b) Zippered shoes.
(c) Wingtips.
(d) Penny loafers.
2. What role did Churchill resume as soon as political power was taken from him?
(a) Historian.
(b) Army Commander.
(c) Minister of Treasury.
(d) Pilot.
3. What was Churchill most "ill judged" idea during WWII?
(a) Aligning with Russia.
(b) Creating a special forces unit.
(c) Setting Europe ablaze.
(d) Bombing Pearl Harbor.
4. What did Churchill equate the Labour Party with?
(a) Communism.
(b) Socialism.
(c) Liberty.
(d) Freedom.
5. What was a "Silent Remington"?
(a) Bomber Plane.
(b) Pistol.
(c) British Submarine.
(d) Typewriter.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does IRA stand for?
2. Which two countries refused to send help during the Turkish advance?
3. What was Churchill's drink of choice?
4. What was Churchill's reputation in politics regarding work and welfare?
5. What did Churchill demand to double two times over?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who planned most of the assault of D-day? Why was Churchill out of the planning process?
2. What was credited with reviving Churchill physically and mentally? What was the status of Roosevelt as the end of the war nears?
3. What happened to Churchill's Liberal party?
4. While in The Big Three, what happened to Churchill's status?
5. What happened during the election of 1945 in Britain?
6. How old was Churchill when he resigned as Prime Minister, and what did he do after his resignation?
7. What happened at the Yalta Conference regarding territorial discussions between Britain and Russia?
8. Which leaders and countries comprised The Big Three?
9. What was Churchill's move that helped turn the tide of the war and beat back Rommel?
10. What did Churchill do after he did not win re-election?
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