November 25, 2012
Charles A. Lindbergh
1. Life for the immigrants was hard, long and dangerous. They had to completely re-establish themselves with little to no money and survive by farming and building their own shelter. The injury suffered by Lindberghs grandfather suggests that he was a determined man to provide for his family, as well as resilient by clinging to life with a severed arm. 3. Charles became attracted to machines when his father brought home Maria. Charles became fascinating with the engine learning its quirks. The automobile gave them a freedom of which they had never dreamed of before. They also experienced all types of weathers and road conditions. 1. People were fascinated at the idea