Winston Churchill You Have Enemies Good
Aubrey Stromberg
Mrs. Legenza
English 9
8 February 2018
Winston Churchill Winston Churchill once said, “You have enemies? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life.” Churchill’s hard work gave him a lot of fame, even among some enemies. Born and raised to a royal family, Winston struggled in school. He was sent to a military academy. Eventually, he would lead his country through war. Winston Churchill was a Prime Minister in Great Britain who grew up training for the military and led his country through the dark days of World War II. Born prematurely on November 30, 1874, in Woodstock, United Kingdom, Winston Churchill was the oldest son to parents Lord Randolph Churchill and Jenny Jerome. Winston’s mom was at a palace ball when she started going into labor. From birth Winston was already well-known because his parents were high in society. Jenny’s dad had owned the New York Times, and Lord Randolph was a politician. Since his parents were focused on their social images, Winston and his younger brother, John, were raised by their nurse, Mrs. Everest. Winston adored his parents, but their relationship was always distant. As a child, Winston struggled in school because he was more …show more content…
His job included traveling to the United States and Great Britain to speak about his war adventures and his opinions-even when they didn’t agree with his party. After a few years, he switched to the Liberal party because he disagreed with his own party. Along with improving elderly health care and social security, Winston worked to help fix unemployment, prisons, and working conditions. In 1908, while working in Scotland, he met Clementine Hozier, a smart, political lady (“Winston Churchill”). They were married that year and had five children together; one child died shortly after birth. Winston was known for being an engaged dad; he loved to play cards and spend time with his
Mrs. Legenza
English 9
8 February 2018
Winston Churchill Winston Churchill once said, “You have enemies? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life.” Churchill’s hard work gave him a lot of fame, even among some enemies. Born and raised to a royal family, Winston struggled in school. He was sent to a military academy. Eventually, he would lead his country through war. Winston Churchill was a Prime Minister in Great Britain who grew up training for the military and led his country through the dark days of World War II. Born prematurely on November 30, 1874, in Woodstock, United Kingdom, Winston Churchill was the oldest son to parents Lord Randolph Churchill and Jenny Jerome. Winston’s mom was at a palace ball when she started going into labor. From birth Winston was already well-known because his parents were high in society. Jenny’s dad had owned the New York Times, and Lord Randolph was a politician. Since his parents were focused on their social images, Winston and his younger brother, John, were raised by their nurse, Mrs. Everest. Winston adored his parents, but their relationship was always distant. As a child, Winston struggled in school because he was more …show more content…
His job included traveling to the United States and Great Britain to speak about his war adventures and his opinions-even when they didn’t agree with his party. After a few years, he switched to the Liberal party because he disagreed with his own party. Along with improving elderly health care and social security, Winston worked to help fix unemployment, prisons, and working conditions. In 1908, while working in Scotland, he met Clementine Hozier, a smart, political lady (“Winston Churchill”). They were married that year and had five children together; one child died shortly after birth. Winston was known for being an engaged dad; he loved to play cards and spend time with his