An American Hero: The True Story of Charles a. Lindbergh Test | Final Test - Easy

Barry Denenberg
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An American Hero: The True Story of Charles a. Lindbergh Test | Final Test - Easy

Barry Denenberg
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Denenberg say Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh tried to do between the kidnapping the Hauptmann's execution?
(a) Live normal lives.
(b) Conceive another child.
(c) Write about their ordeal.
(d) Make kidnapping a federal crime.

2. What effort did Lindbergh contribute to the war effort?
(a) He advocated engagement and containment.
(b) He was a spokesman for the government.
(c) He was a consultant to Henry Ford's factories.
(d) He raised money for the U.S. war bonds.

3. What was Lindbergh given by Goering?
(a) Money.
(b) A commission.
(c) An airplane.
(d) A medal.

4. What had changed in Germany's military?
(a) Hitler had let it languish.
(b) The Depression had starved it of cash.
(c) Hitler had remilitarized.
(d) Sanctions had weakened it.

5. Who backed Lindbergh financially?
(a) Harry Guggenheim.
(b) President Coolidge.
(c) Erold Bahl.
(d) Harry Knight.

6. What was Lindbergh's relation with Pan Am?
(a) Consultant.
(b) Designer.
(c) Trustee.
(d) Pilot.

7. Who did the Lindberghs visit in 1937 and 1938?
(a) Jewish leaders.
(b) German diplomats.
(c) High-ranking Nazis.
(d) German refugees.

8. How did Lindbergh shock people in 1941?
(a) By embracing Hitler.
(b) By advocating further appeasement.
(c) By attacking the President for his isolationism.
(d) By blaming the Jews for dragging America into the war.

9. What changed Lindbergh's view to a minority position?
(a) The publication of Hitler's atrocities.
(b) The suffering of the French.
(c) The Royal Air Force's success against the Luftwaffe.
(d) The failure of Hitler's air force.

10. What was Schwarzkopf's background?
(a) Military.
(b) Police.
(c) Business.
(d) Investigation.

11. Where did the Lindberghs live after the war?
(a) England.
(b) Hopewell, NJ.
(c) Darien, CT.
(d) Boulder, CO.

12. How old was Morrow's daughter when Lindbergh met her?
(a) 18.
(b) 26.
(c) 21.
(d) 31.

13. What strategy did Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh adopt for going out in public?
(a) Bodyguards.
(b) Decoys.
(c) False press schedules.
(d) Disguises.

14. What did Lindbergh embark on in late summer 1927?
(a) A trip to South America.
(b) A trip to China.
(c) A tour to promote aviation.
(d) A new aviation company.

15. Who was Dr. Carrell?
(a) An private investigator.
(b) A heart surgeon.
(c) An aviation advocate.
(d) A politician.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who conceded territory to Hitler?

2. What did Lindbergh advocate in 1939?

3. Where did the Lindberghs move to?

4. Who did Lindbergh and Schwarzkopf suspect of the kidnapping?

5. Who was Colonel Schwarzkopf?

(see the answer keys)

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