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How did Charles Lindbergh change the culture of the US?
He was considered the United States' first celebrity.
Who was president of the us when minnesotan Charles Lindbergh flew from nyc to Paris France?
Calvin Coolidge
How did the US become an important player in world affairs?
Because of all of there segregation
Why did Charles Lindbergh and Henry Ford oppose the US going to war against Germany?
Henry Ford was known to have pro-Nazi feeling. For what reason I cannot say. Charles Lindbergh was world famous after his flight across the Atlantic Ocean. He made a tour of Europe later and when in Germany was shown their top secret aircraft, and was even allow to fly one. His reasons for opposing war could have been many. We were in a Depression, and needed to concentrate our efforts towards recovery. Many Americans resented the actions of the English and French for not listening to President Wilson after the war, and their actions pretty clearly were a cause of WW II. Many of us thought WW II was their fault, and we were not going to war to save them again. Then too I think Lindbergh was greatly impressed with Germany and how advance their Airforce was over ours (which was true.) He may have felt that we could never catch up with them, so it would be best to avoid a war and mind our own business. Impressions I have gained over the years. John
Why was the Pinckney's Treaty important to the US?
Why the Pinckney's Treaty was important to the US is because it provided for mutual recognition of the border between US territory and spanish colonies.
Where in England did Charles Lindbergh and his wife live in the 1930s?
According to the US Centennial of Flight Commission (http://www.centennialofflight.gov/essay/Explorers_Record_Setters_and_Daredevils/Lindbergh/EX15.htm), they lived in Kent, England.
Who made first non-stop flight in a single-seat aircraft from the US to France across the Atlantic Ocean?
Alcock and Brown flying a Vickers Vimy from NewFoundland to Ireland in 1919
Why did Lindbergh think that european wars had little to do with the safety of the us?
Charles Lindbergh believed that European wars had little to do with the safety of the US because he assumed, like many people at that time, that the US would stay to itself and not become involved in foreign problems.
What was the importance of Lindbergh's solo flight over the Atlantic Ocean?
Charles Lindbergh's solo flight over the Atlantic Ocean from Long Island, New York to Paris France made him a national hero. The importance of his flight was a demonstration of how aircraft no longer made the US isolated and unreachable because of its distance from Europe. His plane, the Spirit of St. Louis is displayed the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC.
How much fuel did Lindbergh in the 'spirit of St Louis' used to cross the Atlantic?
The amount of fuel that Lindbergh in the Spirit of St. Louis used to cross the Atlantic was 450 US gallons. It is also stated that the first flight of the Spirit of St. Louis was on April 28, 1927.
In which US city is Charles Lindbergh's plane?
Washington, D.C.
What do a person become when they born in a us territory?
One important thing people born in the US territories become is a US citizen.
When was Lindbergh president of US?
John Calvin Coolidge, Jr.
Which US aviator inventor and explorer was nicknamed Lucky Lindy?
Charles Lindbergh
Why do you know Anaxagoras today?
To show us that he was important to the world by teaching us to become something you want that makes you important.
Did Charles Lindbergh make a trans-Atlantic fight in 1927?
Yes, the first solo flight across the Atlantic and the first flight over the New York-Paris air route stipulated by the Orteig prize, which he won. for some odd reason- and the contest rules did not require a two-way flight, the aircraft was crated and returned to the US on a Naval Cruiser, the Memphis. one wonders why.
Who was Charles Lindbergh greeted by when he went to the white house?
US President Calvin Coolidge
