Who Was Coloner Sanders?

The video explores the life of Colonel Sanders, the founder of KFC. It covers his early struggles, various jobs, and personal challenges, including his tumultuous family life. Sanders' journey to creating the KFC empire is detailed, highlighting his business acumen and the eventual global success of the franchise. The video also touches on his later years, his legacy, and the continued growth of KFC after his death.

What was Colonel Sanders' image in his autobiography?

• A grumpy old man

• A Santa Claus look-alike

• A famous actor

• A renowned chef

What was one of the reasons Sanders lost his railroad firefighting job?

• He stole company property

• He got into a fight with an engineer

• He was late to work

• He failed a safety test

What was the name of the woman who managed Sanders' cafe?

• Ruby Laffoon

• Claudia Price

• Mary Stewart

• Josephine Sanders

What title was bestowed upon Sanders for his contributions?

• Kentucky Colonel

• Gas Station Tycoon

• Southern Gentleman

• Fried Chicken King

What was Sanders' role in the Manhattan Project?

• He was a lead scientist

• He managed cafeterias at a research facility

• He supplied materials for the project

• He was a security guard

How did Sanders convince Pete Harmon to franchise KFC?

• By showing successful sales records

• By cooking chicken with his secret recipe

• By offering a large sum of money

• By promising exclusive rights

What was the original name of the first KFC restaurant?

• Sanders' Chicken House

• Kentucky Fried Chicken

• Colonel's Kitchen

• Southern Fried Delight

What did Sanders do after selling his interest in KFC?

• He retired completely

• He continued as a spokesman for KFC

• He moved to another country

• He started a new restaurant chain

What was Sanders' reaction to changes in KFC's gravy recipe?

• He ignored the changes

• He praised the improvements

• He publicly criticized it

• He suggested further changes

Which company eventually acquired KFC in 1986?

• PepsiCo

• Coca-Cola

• Nestle

• Unilever