History Kids: Charles Lindbergh

The video explores the life and achievements of Charles Lindbergh, focusing on his early interest in aviation, his historic transatlantic flight in the Spirit of Saint Louis, and his life after becoming a global icon. It highlights his contributions to science and technology, his personal life, and his later environmental advocacy.

What was Charles Lindbergh's field of study at the University of Wisconsin?

• Chemistry

• History

• Mechanical Engineering

• Biology

What term describes pilots who performed aerial stunts for entertainment?

• Tricksters

• Wingmen

• Barnstormers

• Aerialists

What was the name of the plane Charles Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic?

• The Phoenix

• The Wright Flyer

• Memphis Belle

• The Spirit of Saint Louis

In which year did Lindbergh complete his historic transatlantic flight?

• 1986

• 1942

• 1935

• 1927

What nickname was given to Charles Lindbergh after his famous flight?

• Atlantic Flyer

• Charming Charlie

• None of the above

• Lucky Lindy

Which two honors did Charles Lindbergh receive after his transatlantic flight?

• Kennedy Center Honors

• Both A & B

• The Distinguished Flying Cross

• The Congressional Medal of Honor

In which country did Charles Lindbergh meet his future wife, Ann?

• Ireland

• Germany

• Costa Rica

• Mexico

What scientific advancements did Lindbergh help promote?

• Space Exploration

• Artificial heart

• Both A & B

• Rocketry

How many combat missions did Lindbergh fly as a civilian during World War II?

• More than 100

• Nearly 25

• About 10

• About 50

In his later years, what cause did Charles Lindbergh become passionate about?

• Improving students' reading skills

• Rescuing animals

• Preserving the environment

• None of the above