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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who was the controversy centered around?
(a) Lindbergh.
(b) An air mail company's president.
(c) The Postmaster General.
(d) The President.

2. Why did Lindbergh keep to a strict timetable?
(a) To finish the tour as quickly as possible.
(b) To show that aviation could be reliable.
(c) To return to Washington D.C. for a ceremony.
(d) To start a new project together.

3. What did Roosevelt offer Lindbergh?
(a) Imprisonment, if he kept speaking in favor of Nazi Germany.
(b) A cabinet post.
(c) An advisory position in the U.S. military.
(d) Unmolested exile from the U.S.

4. Who conceded territory to Hitler?
(a) Churchill.
(b) Lindbergh.
(c) Chamberlain.
(d) Roosevelt.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. How old was Morrow's daughter when Lindbergh met her?

2. How did Violet Sharpe avoid interrogation?

3. What did Anne Morrow Lindbergh propose in 'Wave of the Future'?

4. What does Denenberg say Roosevelt thought about Lindbergh?

5. What did Lindbergh die of?

Short Essay Questions

1. What events undermined Lindbergh's political position?

2. What did Lindbergh see in his visits to Germany?

3. What was found when Lindbergh's baby was discovered missing?

4. What did Lindbergh do during the war?

5. What criticism was leveled at the Lindberghs after the birth of their second son?

6. What role did Lindbergh's wife play in Lindbergh's thinking in the buildup to World War II?

7. Describe the Lindberghs' literary successes after World War II.

8. What was Lindbergh employed at during the trial of Bruno Hauptmann?

9. What was Lindbergh's political stance in the late 1930s?

10. Describe the conditions of Lindbergh's death.

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