Select which leader(s) each statement describes. Some statements have more than one answer.

Question

Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Charles de Gaulle
Joseph Stalin
He had been sentenced to death for treason.
He was against genocidal and totalitarian behavior.
He took an isolationist view and attempted to remain neutral at the beginning of World War II.
He won the Nobel Prize in literature for his historical documentation of World War II.
His correctional labor camps, gulags, influenced Hitler’s labor camps.

Answer 1

Here are the leaders that correspond to each statement:

1. He had been sentenced to death for treason.

   • Charles de Gaulle (During World War II, he was sentenced to death by the Vichy regime for leading the Free French Forces.)

2. He was against genocidal and totalitarian behavior.

   • Winston Churchill (He opposed Hitler's regime and the atrocities committed by the Nazis.)

3. He took an isolationist view and attempted to remain neutral at the beginning of World War II.

   • Franklin D. Roosevelt (The U.S. initially adopted an isolationist policy before entering the war.)

4. He won the Nobel Prize in literature for his historical documentation of World War II.

   • Winston Churchill (He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1953 for his writings and speeches.)

5. His correctional labor camps, gulags, influenced Hitler’s labor camps.

   • Joseph Stalin (The system of gulags in the Soviet Union influenced various oppressive labor camp operations, including those in Nazi Germany.)

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