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Cleopatra liked to bathe in milk - she thought it was good for her skin!

World Leaders 1

World leaders help to guide their countries. In this quiz, you will explore who they are, what they do, and how they make important decisions.

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Fascinating Fact:

Some countries have kings or queens as leaders. They may work with other people who help to run the country.

In KS1 History, children learn that different countries are led in different ways. Some have kings or queens, others have presidents or prime ministers, but all help to make big decisions.

Key Terms

  • Leader: A person who is in charge and helps guide a group or country.
  • Monarch: A king, queen, emperor or empress who is the head of a country.
  • Prime Minister: The person who leads the government and helps run a country’s daily business.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is a world leader in KS1 History?

In KS1 History, a world leader is someone who helps to run a country. They make important choices, speak for their people and work with others to solve problems.

How is a king or queen different from a prime minister?

A king or queen usually becomes monarch because they were born into the royal family. A prime minister is chosen, often through elections, to lead the government for a time.

How do people choose their leaders today?

In many countries, adults vote in elections to choose leaders such as presidents or prime ministers. Their votes are counted and the person with the most support usually becomes the leader.

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There have been countless films, plays and TV dramas made about his life
2 .
Benazir Bhutto was the first female prime minister of which country?
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She opened the door for female politicians in Pakistan
3 .
Edward III's son, also Edward, was a great military leader known by what name?
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4 .
Julius Caesar was a famous Roman leader who fought many battles. Who wrote a play about him?
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Arthur Wellesley was a famous military leader in the 19th century. What was his title?
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Winston Churchill was a great leader and prime minister during which war?
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7 .
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Abraham Lincoln was one of the most powerful Presidents that America has ever witnessed. What was his nickname?
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9 .
Cleopatra was an Egyptian Queen from 51 BC - 30 BC. Who was her famous boyfriend?
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Cleopatra liked to bathe in milk as she believed it was good for her skin!
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Author:  Angela Smith (Primary School Teacher & KS1 Quiz Writer)
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