Question

According to Churchill's speech, what will war mean for the British people, and why should England be involved? How does the main idea of Churchill's speech reveal his response to conflict, and what does this say about him? - Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat

Answer 1

Churchill gave this speech in 1940 while WWII was underway. Churchill 's policy was to convince British people that war against Germany, a horrendous tyranny at the time, meant the survival of the British Empire. Britain had to gain victory over Germany at all costs.  Churchill's response to the war conflict was challenging; he urged his people to help him unite strength in spite of the difficulties Britain  had been facing.  These words: " Blood, Toil, Tears and sweat"   stand for Churchill's own strength ; he knew that war meant suffering and hardship but it was the path to British victory.