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World Leaders 2
Ho Chi Minh was a leader who had a city named after him.

World Leaders 2

World leaders meet, talk and make big choices. This quiz helps you discover how they work together and why their decisions matter to people around the globe.

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Fascinating Fact:

Leaders sometimes sign important agreements. These can help countries to share resources or stop fighting.

In KS1 History, children learn that leaders do more than rule one place. They meet other leaders, talk about problems and sometimes sign papers to help their countries work together.

  • Agreement: A promise between people or countries to do something they have decided together.
  • Treaty: A special written agreement between countries that explains rules they will follow.
  • Negotiation: When people or leaders talk, listen and change ideas until they can all agree.
Why do world leaders meet together?

World leaders meet to talk about important issues such as safety, money, the environment and health. By meeting in person they can share ideas and try to solve problems peacefully.

What is an agreement between countries?

An agreement between countries is a set of rules they decide to follow. It might cover how they trade, how they share resources or how they promise to help each other.

How can meetings between leaders help keep peace?

When leaders talk calmly, they can explain what they need and what worries them. This can reduce anger, prevent fights and help countries find fair solutions instead of going to war.

1 .
James Keir Hardie was the first leader of which political party?
The Conservative Party
The Labour Party
The Green Party
The Liberal Democrats
He had very poor and humble beginnings but went on to be a great political leader
2 .
Henry VIII is famous for his six wives. But who did he famously fall out with?
The librarians
The teachers
The hunters
The Pope
When Henry didn't get his own way he set up his own church, the Church of England, and put himself in charge of it!
3 .
Attila the Hun was a fearsome warrior and leader but how did he die?
By tripping over a tent peg
From a nosebleed
By falling off his horse
By falling into a puddle
He left no strong successor and the fearsome Huns soon disappeared
4 .
King Alfred the Great hid in a cottage when he was hiding from who?
Romans
Vikings
French
Germans
On the run from the Vikings, Alfred hid in a peasant woman's house and let her cakes burn whilst he thought about all his problems!
5 .
Benjamin Franklin helped to lead the American fight for independence. What did his father make for a living?
Bread and cakes
Socks and shoes
Books and magazines
Candles and soap
Benjamin helped to write an important document called The Declaration of Independence
6 .
Ho Chi Minh was a great Vietnamese leader in the early 20th century. What has been named after him?
A plant
A shoe
Some chocolate
A city
The city is also known as Saigon and has some amazing buildings
7 .
Che Guevara was a revolutionary leader of which country?
Spain
England
Cuba
Sweden
Che was also a doctor and cared a great deal about looking after his people
8 .
Queen Elizabeth I was a great leader. Her forces defeated a fleet of ships from which country?
Germany
Spain
France
Italy
The fleet was called the Spanish Armada
9 .
Mikhail Gorbachev was the last General Secretary of the Soviet Union. What did he help to end?
The Second World War
The slave trade
The unfair treatment of women
The Cold War
The Cold War was the tense relationship between the United States (and its allies) and the Soviet Union (and its allies)
10 .
Charles De Gaulle was a French leader and general during the Second World War. What transport centre is named after him?
An airport
A bus stop
A boating shed
A garage
The Charles De Gaulle airport is in Paris and is France's largest international airport
Author:  Angela Smith (Primary School Teacher & KS1 Quiz Writer)

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