Innovations!
Sports!
Television!
Tragedy!
Trends!
Changes!
100
Launched in 1996, this completely revolutionized home entertainment replacing bulky VHS tapes.
What is a DVD?
100
He was arguably the most famous person on the planet leading the Chicago Bulls to six NBA Championships...
Who is MICHAEL JORDAN?
100
Nickelodeon cartoon debuted in 1991 about a group of unruly little children...
What is Rugrats?
100
in 1993, a government building was bombed by domestic terrorists, 168 people, including 19 children, were killed making it the most deadly attack in America until 9/11. Where did this take place?
Oklahoma City
100
In 1990, Nintendo release the Game Boy. How much did it sell for?
$89.99 (or $235 in today's prices!!)
100
This became public for the first time in 1991 forever changing life as we know it also known as WWW...
World Wide Web
200
In 1993, THIS audio compression format could shrink a massive digital audio file and changed the music industry forever.
What is a MP3?
200
He turned professional in 1996 and immediately revolutionized the sport of golf.
Who is TIGER WOODS?
200
Ross and Rachel, the couple of this hit 90s show.
What is FRIENDS?
200
The first mass school shooting in 1999.
What is Columbine?
200
in 1993, Warheads hit America. Form which part of the world did these sweet and sour candies originally come from?
Asia (Taiwan)
200
Mrs. Snyder cast her first ever vote for THIS man who became president in 1992.
Who is Bill Clinton?
300
Developed by the U.S. military during the Cold War, this innovation became available in 1995 helping the directionally challenged everywhere...
What is GPS?
300
In 1994, Tonya Harding hired a man to attack her top rival, Nancy Kerrigan, before the winter olympics in a sports scandal that rocked America and went onto become a movie starring Margot Robbie. Which sport was it?
What is ICE SKATING?
300
Philadelphia native an rapper, Will Smith, starred in this 1990 show about a poor city kid who moves to a rich neighborhood in California.
What is Fresh Prince of Bel Air?
300
In 1997, she died in a car accident after being chased by photographers and estimated 2.5 BILLION people of 40% of the planet watched her funeral on live TV. 
Who was Princess Diana?
300
This was THE fashion item for most of the 90s...
What is a Flannel Shirt?
300
1993 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) got rid of most tariffs on products traded among these three North American nations.
What is U.S., Canada, Mexico
400
Before texting via a cell phone, this device helped people stay in touch quickly.
What is a PAGER or BEEPER?
400
In 1997, this boxer did the unthinkable: he bit off a chunk of his opponent's right ear and spat it onto the mat. He was disqualified, causing a riot and creating one of the most bizarre and shocking spectacles in broadcasting history.
Who was MIKE TYSON?
400
Uncle Jesse and the rest of this tv family lived in a...
What is Full House?
400
U.S launched Operation Desert Storm in 1991. It was the first conflict to be broadcast live on cable television 24/7. What country started it by invading Kuwait?
What is Iraq?
400
A highly collectible item from the 90s.
What are Beanie Babies?
400
Also known as the ADA, this was signed into law in 1990. What does ADA stand for?
What is Americans with Disabilities Act?
500
Released in North America in 1995, this completely revolutionized the gaming industry.
What is a SONY PLAYSTATION?
500
This image of Brandi Chastain in 1999 became one of the most famous and empowering in sports history. WHICH SPORT?
What is WOMEN'S SOCCER?
500
The show about nothing was the #1 hit of the 1990s...
What is Seinfeld?
500
In March 1991, a Black man named Rodney King was brutally beaten by police officers caught on video and a mostly white jury acquitted the four officers involved. The verdicts sparked six days of widespread rioting, looting, and arson with 63 deaths, 2,000 injuries, and more than $1 billion in property damage. WHICH CITY?
What is L.A.?
500
You might have found this in your lunchbox...
What are Lunchables.
500
Signed by President Clinton in 1993, this landmark ACT allowed employees to take up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected LEAVE per year for FAMILY and MEDICAL reasons without fear of losing their jobs.
What is FMLA or Family and Medical Leave Act.