Lords of the Admiralty

Winston Churchill was known as the Prime Minister of Britain during World War Two. He gave many arousing speeches during his time as Prime Minister to boost morale. He was also known for his one-liners and quotes. For example, his response to Nancy Astor’s comment of, “If I was your wife, I would poison your coffee”, was “Madam, if I was your husband, I would drink it”.  Another example is,“A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty”

prohibit use of paper money in colonies The Sugar Act 1764: ^ tax that replaced molasses Act This ^ smuggling The End of Salutary Neglect Ended in 1763 Smugglers trien in vice-admiralty courts; no jury The Stamp Act 1765 This tax affected 50 commonly used goods, this affected virtually all colonists violators tried in vice-admiralty courts Quartering act- colonists required to feed and house British

The concept of a charismatic Leader is someone who leads with passion and use charm to gain followers. They believe one should put the people first, and the people are the most important. That is why charismatic leaders have so many followers, because those who follow them believe they have a voice and that the leader is looking at to them to give the best advice they can. Charismatic Leaders will excite something inside the followers that make them feel relaxed and able to have their voice heard

Topic sentence. Subtopic sentence. In 1921, Hitler became chairman of Nazi Party (“Adolf” 1). Hitler would speak out and use his power to spread his beliefs. The more he talked the more people would listen. Hitler used the Nazi Party to help him gain power and followers. The Nazi would use propaganda such as pictures, radio broadcast, and posters (Rothman 1). Pictures were used to show what a good life Hitler could provide and what an esteemed ruler he was. to help himself look successful and worldly

Where would the science world be today if it wasn't for Ernest Rutherford? We would probably still think that the atom was indivisible and unchangeable, or even there is no such thing as a proton. Ernest Rutherford is a famous physicist known for coining some basic terms in the field of physics such as; alpha rays, beta rays, gamma rays, the proton, the neutron, and half-life. He worked among the side of other great physicists like J.J. Thomson, Niels Bohr, Frederick Soddy, James Chadwick and Hans

decided to exert power over the justice system. The British government decided to begin their exertion of power over the justice system by pushing for certain legal cases, mainly dealing with customs, to be sent to Admiralty courts. The outcome of these cases being moved to Admiralty courts was that the American colonists would no longer have a jury of their peers, but instead a London judge would decide their fate. This created great tensions because the British Empire allowed for individuals back

time has come for compulsion" As a result, in 1774, Parliament passed four Coercive Acts. They closed Boston Harbor to shipping; forbade town meetings; mandated a new Quartering Act; and ensured high-crime trails were to be transported to Britain. Lord North forced a marine barricade on colonial trade with overseas countries and prepared the military to restrain colonial dissent. "Now the case seems desperate," said the prime minister, "... Parliament would not -- could not -- concede. For aught

Winston’s early years played a major role in shaping him into the legendary leader he was later in his life. Winston Leonard Churchill was born on Nov, 30, 1874, in Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire, England. His father was Conservative politician, Lord Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill and his mother was Jennie Jerome, daughter of a New York stockbroker, financier and newspaper proprietor. They were a glamorous high society couple but, distant parents. They were more interested in being part of the

Winston spencer Churchill a hero to the people of the United Kingdom protected the nation during a time of desperation and was able to keep the people of his country alive while a dispiteous Hitler aimed for a goal to control the world. Winston Spencer Churchill was born on November 30, 1874 in the United Kingdom. He was born to a family of wealth and his father an aristocrat. Winston’s grandfather gave Winston’s dad a position in the 7th duke of marlborough so Winston spent his childhood in Ireland

everybody has to start small. Winston was born on November 7th, 1874 at the Duke of Marlbarough’s Palace. Strangely, he was born two months early because his mother fell while walking therefore causing his premature birth a few hours later. His father was Lord Randolph and his mother was Jeanette “Jennie” Jerome. Also, Winston’s brother Jack was born in 1880. At age eight, Winston knew what he wanted to be, a soldier and politician. Since his father was a politician, Jennie and Randolph were