SIR WINSTON HOME

Sir Winston Churchill and President Eisenhower concluded an important conference at the White House. Churchill then visited Canada briefly before returning to the UK with Mr. Eden. At Southampton, Churchill expressed optimism about the efforts made to strengthen US-UK relations, emphasizing that their success should be judged by future impacts. He highlighted the enduring friendship between Britain and the United States.

Where did Churchill and Eisenhower make their final appearance together?

• The United Nations

• 10 Downing Street

• The White House

• Buckingham Palace

What was Churchill's next destination after the conference?

• France

• Australia

• Germany

• Canada

What did Churchill emphasize about the progress of US-UK relations?

• It is unnecessary

• It requires patience and gradual effort

• It happens instantly

• It is solely Britain's responsibility

According to Churchill, how should their efforts be judged?

• By immediate success only

• By their long-term impact

• By public opinion polls

• By the number of agreements signed

What does Churchill consider most important between Britain and the United States?

• Military alliances

• Economic agreements

• Enduring friendship

• Cultural exchanges