| The 40s and 50s | ||
| #1 | These singing sisters scored a big hit with "The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" |
The Andrews Sisters
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| #2 | This baseball player opened the door to integrated American sports when he was signed as a player to the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1945. |
Jackie Robinson
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| #3 | Finish this statement: "Loose lips sink ___________." |
Ships
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| #4 | This famous rock star starred in the film "Viva Las Vegas." |
Elvis Presley
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| #5 | Who said, "Old soldiers never die, they just fade away." ? |
Gen Douglas MacArthur
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| The 60s | ||
| #1 | What president made the remark "You won't have ______ to kick around anymore?" |
Richard Nixon
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| #2 | In 1960 Butterfield 8 won The Best Actress Academy Award? Who was the actress? |
Elizabeth Taylor
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| #3 | In 1961 Harper Lee wins the Pulitzer Prize for the best fiction book. Do you recall the name of that book that later became a movie? |
To Kill a Mokingbird
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| #4 | This President stirred thousands of college students with his creation of the Peace Corps. |
President John F. Kennedy
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| #5 | Who became the first American to orbit the earth? |
John Glenn
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| The 70s | ||
| #1 | Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford became household names after starring in what 1970's blockbuster film? |
Star Wars
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| #2 | What did Archie Bunker call his son-in-law? |
Meathead
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| #3 | Who used to beg customers, "Please don't squeeze the Charmin" ? |
Mr. Whipple
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| #4 | Which inanimate "pet" reached its peak popularity during the 70s? |
Pet Rock
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| #5 | Which popular 70s carpet had long fibers and was used to cover everything from |
Shag carpeting
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| The 80s | ||
| #1 | What late 80s pop sensation band had their Grammy revoked for allegedly not singing the vocals on their album? |
Milli Vanilli
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| #2 | Which actor famously said, "Go ahead, make my day." |
Clint Eastwood
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| #3 | Who was the American track star who won four gold medals in the 1984 Olympics? |
Carl Lewis
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| #4 | What was the name of the first woman to go into space? |
Sally Ride
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| #5 | Ronald Reagan served as the governor of what state before becoming president? |
California
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| The 90s - Present | ||
| #1 | Bill Clinton was president from 1993-2001. Who was his vice president? |
Al Gore
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| #2 | Which "Friends" character sported a popular and iconic haircut? |
Rachel
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| #3 | What is the current operating system for the iPhone? |
ios 7
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| #4 | This song by Pharrell Williams was featured on the Despicable Me II soundtrack |
"Happy"
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| #5 | In 2004, he became the youngest player in NBA history to score 2,000 points in a career |
LeBron James
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| Final Question | |
What is the supreme law of the land? |
The Constitution
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