Winston Churchill Characteristics
Winston Churchill was very charismatic, and as a result of that had great people-skills and became very popular with the British affected by the bombs dropped during WWII. He was also very smart and intelligent, as many people who suffer from depression are. He had many great characteristics that helped Great Britain win the war against the Nazis- great military and political skills, high ambition, and many other things. Without his leadership, Britain might have not beaten the Nazis. First, Winston Churchill had amazing people skills and was a very effective communicator, both with the parliament and with the citizens. Initially, people did not like Churchill because they thought he was too “war happy”, or a warmonger. However, as the citizens began to realize the seriousness of the situation, they elected him as Prime Minister. After Germany would
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However, he was very intelligent in his own manner. During his school days, he was often considered to be very rambunctious and defiant, but when he set his sights on military school, he was determined to get in. He actually failed the entrance exam twice, but got in the third time, finishing 8th in a class of 150, with his specialty in logistics and strategy. Neither of those are easy, and his mastery in those subjects proved to be extremely helpful during the war. However, intelligence cannot be measured easily, and he knew that you needed more than that in order to “unlock potential”. Winston Churchill, the man who was sent the first utterance of “OMG” on a letter, was a very intelligent leader who knew what his people needed in order to win the war. His efforts truly paid off- when Germany finally surrendered, his approval rating was at 83%! Overall, he was a great leader who showed up at the right time to help defeat the Allies, and he had just the right skill set and personality to do
However, he was very intelligent in his own manner. During his school days, he was often considered to be very rambunctious and defiant, but when he set his sights on military school, he was determined to get in. He actually failed the entrance exam twice, but got in the third time, finishing 8th in a class of 150, with his specialty in logistics and strategy. Neither of those are easy, and his mastery in those subjects proved to be extremely helpful during the war. However, intelligence cannot be measured easily, and he knew that you needed more than that in order to “unlock potential”. Winston Churchill, the man who was sent the first utterance of “OMG” on a letter, was a very intelligent leader who knew what his people needed in order to win the war. His efforts truly paid off- when Germany finally surrendered, his approval rating was at 83%! Overall, he was a great leader who showed up at the right time to help defeat the Allies, and he had just the right skill set and personality to do