How did charles lindbergh's flight to paris affect the aviation industry in the 1920s?
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a
the aviation industry experienced a decline because of increased fear among americans about
air travel
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b. the aviation industry experienced a decline because of better alternatives such as the
automobile, for travel.
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c
the aviation industry experienced a boom because americans felt safer flying in an airplane.
d. the aviation industry had to develop more comprehensive guidelines and training for flights
between coastal cities.

The answer is  (C)  The aviation industry experienced a boom because Americans felt safer flying in an airplane.

Explanation:

Charles Lindbergh was a well-known aviator who lived during the 20th century. What makes Charles Lindbergh popular was his flight from New York in the United States to Paris in France. Charles Lindbergh secured help from Ryan Airlines Corporation to build an airplane that could fly over the Atlantic Ocean. In the 20th century, the aviation industry experienced a boom because of the feat achieved by Charles. Charles's achievement was so significant that it boosted the confidence of the Americans in flying airplanes.

d) resisting gorbachev’s reforms

it was on the rise and doing very well and would continue to do well until the great depression from 1929-1939