1960s and 1970s
POLITICS
CARS
SPORTS
JEWELRY & FASHION
100
Who was the U.S. President during most of the 1960s?
A: Lyndon B. Johnson
100
Which political party did Ronald Reagan belong to?
A: Republican
100
What company makes the Mustang?
A: Ford
100
How many players are on a basketball team (on the court)?
A: Five
100
What is the birthstone for April?
A: Diamond
200
Which toy was first released in 1974 and became a puzzle craze?
A: Rubik’s Cube
200
What title is given to the head of a state in the U.K.?
A: Prime Minister
200
Which car logo has a silver star inside a circle?
A: Mercedes-Benz
200
What is the Super Bowl?
A: The NFL championship game
200
What gem is green and represents May birthdays?
A: Emerald
300
What U.S. war dominated the news in the 1960s and early 1970s?
A: Vietnam War
300
What is the name of the building where Congress meets?
A: The Capitol
300
What model was the first mass-produced car?
A: Ford Model T
300
Which boxer said “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee”?
A: Muhammad Ali
300
Which designer brand is known for its “little blue box”?
A: Tiffany & Co
400
What music genre was born in the Bronx in the 1970s?
A: Hip-hop
400
Which political scandal led to the phrase “Deep Throat”?
A: Watergate
400
What 1950s car is famous for its large tailfins?
A: Cadillac
400
Who was the first African American to play Major League Baseball?
A: Jackie Robinson
400
What do you call the tiny pieces used to fasten earrings to your ears?
Answer: Earring backs or studs
500
Who sang “Respect” in 1967, which became a feminist anthem?
A: Aretha Franklin
500
What major conflict did the U.S. enter in 1950?
A: Korean War
500
which company made the “Firebird” and “GTO”?
A: Pontiac
500
Who won the 1969 Super Bowl (Super Bowl III)?
A: New York Jets
500
What do the four Cs of diamond grading stand for?
A: Cut, Clarity, Color, Carat