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According to legend, __________ built two sets of wings so he and
his son could escape imprisonment

✓✓ Daedalus


Invented gunpowder

✓✓ The Chinese


May have used man-carrying kites to spy on their enemies

✓✓ The Chinese


Developed first known principles of flight

✓✓ Leonardo da Vinci


Invented the hot air balloon

✓✓ Laurenco deGusmano


First human passengers flew on their balloon

✓✓ Montgolfier brothers

,Organized Balloon Signal Service of the Union Army

✓✓ Thaddeus S. C. Lowe


First successful rigid dirigible

✓✓ Ferdinand von Zepplin


"Father of Modern Aviation"

✓✓ Otto Lilienthal


First success in controlled, powered, and sustained flight

✓✓ The Wright brothers


An important improvement over the balloon

✓✓ The dirigible


Was who learned that atmospheric pressure decreases the higher
you climb

✓✓ Toricelli, von Guericke, and Pascal


Developing necessary lift, sustaining that lift, and controlling the
aircraft once it is flying

✓✓ The three basic problems of flight

,Laid the foundation for modern aeronautics

✓✓ George Caley


Developed the wings having a front and a rear spar, with connecting
ribs

✓✓ John Stringfellow


Solved the three basic problems of flight

✓✓ The Wright brothers


The Wright brothers successfully flew their Flyer on

✓✓ December 17, 1903


Built a Wright-style glider in 1904, and used ailerons to replace the
wing-warping technique

✓✓ Robert Esnault-Pelterie


Flew the first powered aircraft from Europe

✓✓ Alberto Santos-Dumont


Was the first person to fly across the English Channel

✓✓ Louis Bleriot

, The first international air meet was held at

✓✓ Rheims, France


Built and flew the first four-engine aircraft

✓✓ Igor Sikorsky


A problem with early aircraft engines

✓✓ They were too heavy


Was the French "ace of aces"

✓✓ Rene Fonck


Was a former race car driver

✓✓ Eddie Rickenbacker


Was a Dutch airplane designer

✓✓ Anthony Fokker


Was the British "ace of aces"

✓✓ Edward Mannock


Commanded the first mass-air bombing attack

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