Charles Lindbergh's Later Years: From Tragedy to Conservation

The video covers Charles Lindbergh's life, focusing on his family's tragedy, his move to Europe, and his contributions during WWII. It highlights his post-war writing and environmental advocacy, and concludes with his legacy in aviation. The video ends with a review and interactive questions.

What event led the Lindbergh family to move to Europe?

• Anne Lindbergh's health issues

• The kidnapping of their son

• Charles Lindbergh's new job

• The outbreak of World War II

How did Charles Lindbergh contribute to the U.S. efforts during World War II?

• By leading a battalion

• By training military pilots

• By designing new types of tanks

• By developing radar technology

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

• About 50

• More than 100

• Nearly 25

• About 10

What was one of Charles Lindbergh's main concerns in his later years?

• The spread of infectious diseases

• The rise of nuclear weapons

• The decline of traditional farming

• The impact of supersonic planes on the environment

Where did Charles Lindbergh build a home during his later years?

• California

• Hawaii

• North Carolina

• Nebraska