Question: The speech that Winston Churchill delivered in 1946 was called "The Sinews of Peace.” Sinews is another word for a tendon or ligament, something that binds the body together.

What does the word "sinews" show about Churchill’s

beliefs?

1 He believed that the war was over and peace would prevail.

2 He believed that peace was fragile.

3 He believed that the world needed to work together for peace.

1 He believed that the war was over and peace would prevail.

Explanation:

The word "sinew" shows that Winston Churchill believed that the war was over and that peace would prevail.

In 1946, Winston Churchill Prime Minister of Great Britain gave a speech that was called "Sinews of Peace" where he discussed the war and his belief that it was over that peace would reign.

The word "sinew" refers to a tendon or ligament that binds the body together so Sir Churchill was probably referring to the end of war as the sinew that would bring peace.

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