By: Brooklyn C.

Copyright 2023

Kate Mitchell Publishing Company

Table of Contents

Description - 1                                                          Facts - 12

Use - 2                                                                        Diagram - 13

Inventor - 3                                                              Timeline - 14                  

Year it was made - 4                                                Glossary - 15

Why was it made - 5

Where can you find it - 6

Who can use it - 7

What impact did it make - 8

How has it changed - 9

Problems - 10

How does it work - 11

Description/Definition

A Zeppelin is a type of airship. It is a dirigible, which means it is rigid but can be directed.

What is this transportation used for?

Zeppelins were used in the first World War. In the second World war the Nazis largely used them for propaganda purposes. 

Who invented this transportation?

The Zeppelin was developed by Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin.

What year was this transportation invented?

    The first Zeppelin airship was developed in 1900.

Why was this transportation developed?

The Zeppelin was developed for getting more information by flying over enemy lines far above gunnery range.

Where is this transportation commonly found?

A zeppelin is commonly found at a floating assembly hall, or hangar in the Bay of Manzell near Friedrichshafen on lake constance.

Who can operate this transportation?

An experenced pilot can operate a Zeppelin well.

How did your transportation impact the world?

How has your transportation changed since it was invented?

The design changed to the more familiar streamlined shape with cruciform tail surfaces